In March, the U.S. Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) slightly fell to 51.9 from February’s 52.2, per S&P Global’s latest report. This minor dip still signifies growth, as the index remains above the 50.0 mark for the third month, indicating ongoing expansion within the manufacturing sector. Economic conditions and demand improvements are credited for driving […]
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