71
The latest reading of the New York City Recovery Index out of a possible score of 100.
New York City’s economic recovery index took a substantial hit the week of Sept. 11, falling from an overall score of 77 to 71. A drop in home sales and an increase in unemployment claims were primarily to blame, as other measures including subway ridership and restaurant reservations registered slight gains.
As many students at New York City public schools head back for their second week of in-person instruction, the city is raising its COVID-19-related testing standards, after reports of new outbreaks. Less than a …
