U.S. Manufacturing Activity Accelerates To Fastest Pace Since 2022

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A real disaster for the left. Manufacturing in the US is increasing as well as GDP growth and American wages.

Democrats will see this as an opportunity to raise taxes and spending. The Virginia democrats want to tax dog walking.

Maybe with the latest news, democrats can tax breathing.




American factories expanded activity at the fastest pace in nearly four years in March, shrugging off a war-driven surge in input costs that has dominated headlines but failed to dent the sector’s momentum.

The Institute for Supply Management’s Manufacturing PMI registered 52.7 in March, up from 52.4 in February, marking the third consecutive month of expansion and the strongest reading since 2022.
 
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Haven't a clue however what that is is connected to Biden's infrastructure bills.
Go eat a taco. It will help with your sentence structure,
 
A real disaster for the left. Manufacturing in the US is increasing as well as GDP growth and American wages.

Democrats will see this as an opportunity to raise taxes and spending. The Virginia democrats want to tax dog walking.

Maybe with the latest news, democrats can tax breathing.




American factories expanded activity at the fastest pace in nearly four years in March, shrugging off a war-driven surge in input costs that has dominated headlines but failed to dent the sector’s momentum.

The Institute for Supply Management’s Manufacturing PMI registered 52.7 in March, up from 52.4 in February, marking the third consecutive month of expansion and the strongest reading since 2022.
The most recent data from Trump's Labor Department:
One year ago today, Trump stood at a lectern in the Rose Garden (since ravaged), held up a booklet of trade barriers as thick as the Bible and told a crowd of people in suits and hard hats that with his planned tariffs, “jobs and factories will come roaring back into our country and you see it happening already.”...
There are 29,900 fewer auto manufacturing jobs and 18,000 fewer wood manufacturing jobs — both sectors Trump has tried to protect with trade barriers. New, higher tariffs on steel and aluminum, moreover, have hindered the construction of factories. The industry’s hiring rate — often a reflection of confidence in the economic outlook — is lower now than it was at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.
 
The most recent data from Trump's Labor Department:
One year ago today, Trump stood at a lectern in the Rose Garden (since ravaged), held up a booklet of trade barriers as thick as the Bible and told a crowd of people in suits and hard hats that with his planned tariffs, “jobs and factories will come roaring back into our country and you see it happening already.”...
There are 29,900 fewer auto manufacturing jobs and 18,000 fewer wood manufacturing jobs — both sectors Trump has tried to protect with trade barriers. New, higher tariffs on steel and aluminum, moreover, have hindered the construction of factories. The industry’s hiring rate — often a reflection of confidence in the economic outlook — is lower now than it was at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.
No matter how badly you want ole’ Stumblebum back, he’s not coming back.
The most recent data from Trump's Labor Department:
One year ago today, Trump stood at a lectern in the Rose Garden (since ravaged), held up a booklet of trade barriers as thick as the Bible and told a crowd of people in suits and hard hats that with his planned tariffs, “jobs and factories will come roaring back into our country and you see it happening already.”...
There are 29,900 fewer auto manufacturing jobs and 18,000 fewer wood manufacturing jobs — both sectors Trump has tried to protect with trade barriers. New, higher tariffs on steel and aluminum, moreover, have hindered the construction of factories. The industry’s hiring rate — often a reflection of confidence in the economic outlook — is lower now than it was at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The ISM Manufacturing Index increased 0.3 points in March to 52.7, beating consensus expectations for a slight moderation to 52.3. The index started the year strong, solidly in expansion territory for three consecutive months now. However, the impact of the Iran war is showing up in manufacturers’ prices paid index, which surged 7.8 points to an extremely elevated 78.3, the highest reading since June 2022. The prices paid index over the past six months has averaged a cooler 63.8. The manufacturing sector is rebounding on inventory rebuilding as customer inventories increased from low levels, and the production index rose to a solid 55.1.
 
No matter how badly you want ole’ Stumblebum back, he’s not coming back.
I said nothing of wanting anyone back.

We have a present disaster to deal with, and concocting diversions from it serves no useful purpose.
 
I said nothing of wanting anyone back.

We have a present disaster to deal with, and concocting diversions from it serves no useful purpose.
The only disaster we have is the democrat party, The Party of Slavery.
 
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