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Mixed economic signals seen in San Mateo County economy
The regional economic indicators are all over the place: Unemployment is low. Borrowing has slowed. Inflation remains stubbornly above target. “Our members are just feeling the uncertainty of the economic times that we’re in,” said Wade Painter, CEO of Monterra Credit Union.
What happened
According to The Almanac’s source item, Mixed economic signals seen in San Mateo County economy, The regional economic indicators are all over the place: Unemployment is low. Borrowing has slowed. Inflation remains stubbornly above target. “Our members are just feeling the uncertainty of the economic times that we’re in,” said Wade Painter, CEO of Monterra Credit Union.
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- Mixed economic signals seen in San Mateo County economyThe Almanac - 2026-05-21T20:07:09+00:00
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