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CNBC has ranked the 10 U.S. states best positioned to withstand an economic downturn, based on job growth, GDP performance, fiscal health, and trade exposure. Florida topped the list for the third consecutive year, buoyed by strong finances and new business formation, although experts note that its reliance on federal funding poses a risk. Texas followed, with economic size offsetting trade vulnerability. North Carolina ranked third, supported by its affordability and major employers, including Bank of America, Duke Energy, and Nucor. Rounding out the top five were Delaware and New York. J.P. Morgan recently lowered its 2025 recession forecast from 60% to 40%, but 46% of Americans still fear layoffs, according to an Indeed-Harris survey.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02CNBC has ranked the 10 U.S. states best position to withstand an economic downturn based on job growth,
00:08GDP performance, fiscal health, and trade exposure.
00:11The report topped the list for the third straight year, bullied by strong finances and new business formation,
00:16though experts note its reliance on federal funding poses risk.
00:19Taxes followed with economic size, offsetting trade vulnerability.
00:22North Carolina ranked third, supported by affordability and major employees like Bank of America, Duke Energy, and Nucor.
00:28Routing out the top five are Delaware and New York.
00:31J.P. Morgan recently lowered its 2025 recession forecast from 60% to 40%,
00:36with 46% of Americans still fare layoffs, according to an Indeed Harris survey.
00:41For all things money, visit Benzinga.com.
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