In this part of the video transcript, the speaker discusses the share of job postings on Indeed advertising remote work and how it has become more common. They mention that about 10% of job postings were for remote work and that this trend is expected to continue. They also talk about the adoption of flexible schedules and how it has led to about 40% of office space being empty on a daily basis.

The speaker then moves on to discuss regional fed data, specifically focusing on the Kansas City and Richmond fed. They mention that the Kansas City Service side has seen a bounce back to expansion, while the Richmond fed has experienced contraction. They highlight the importance of looking at the general trend and what is driving it.

The speaker also discusses the manufacturing sector, mentioning that the manufacturing index fell to negative 16, with new orders and capex falling further into contraction. They note that there is a back and forth in new orders, with expected new orders bouncing but actual new orders being down. They mention the Chicago PMI falling and employment contracting, while prices paid and supplier deliveries are still expanding.

The speaker concludes by mentioning that Dallas saw similar negative trends, and that overall, the negative trends are outweighing the positive ones. They also mention that input prices have turned back up, indicating a slowdown but not aggressive price drops.

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