Recession Indicator Ends As Cardboard Box Demand, Prices Rise: BofA

July 9, 2024

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Packaging prices are poised for a rebound, spelling the end for America’s cardboard box recession, Bank of America said.

While industry data has been negative since the second half of 2022, new surveys from the bank reveal a surging growth outlook for the quarters ahead.

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Recession Indicator Ends As Cardboard Box Demand, Prices Rise: BofA

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