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U.S. manufacturers extend best hot streak since 2022, so why aren’t business leaders happy?
U.S. manufacturers experienced their fifth consecutive month of growth in May, marking the longest streak in four years. However, business leaders remain anxious due to concerns over Trump tariffs and rising inflation linked to the Iran war.
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