The overriding issue that could affect all three at this point is tariffs, Gottlob says. In New Hampshire, tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration on the country’s trading partners, especially Canada, are having an effect locally. “That’s the problem with job growth; not the layoffs right now, but the fact that businesses have been much more reticent, reluctant to hire. The Portsmouth/Seacoast/Rockingham County area hasn’t fared as well in terms of jobs and economic growth. It was entitled “Uncertainty Rules: The Outlook for the U.S. and New Hampshire Economies in 2026.”His slides can be seen in full here: https://chambermaster.blob.core.windows.net/userfiles/UserFiles/chambers/2261/File/GottlobEconomicForecastPresentation.pdf