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America has a muddled recovery in manufacturing
The U.S. manufacturing sector shows signs of recovery with the ISM manufacturing PMI hitting 54, the highest in four years, indicating expansion for five consecutive months. However, industry leaders highlight concerns over the Iran conflict's energy shock, high input costs, and supply chain disruptions, suggesting the rebound may be driven by stockpiling rather than sustained demand.
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