(Interact Analysis: Austin, TX) -- In early 2025, the manufacturing sector was looking bright with a year of strong growth expected, according to Interact Analysis. The U.S. and China were showing signs of rapid growth, with Europe appearing to shake off the stagnation of recent years. However, in light of President Donald J. Trump’s ever-changing tariffs, the market intelligence specialist has revised down its forecasts for manufacturing-sector growth across the major economic regions, predicting that the manufacturing recovery will now gain momentum in 2026 rather than 2025.

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