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Manufacturing indicators show early signs of resilience across major economies
Global manufacturing showed modest resilience as Europe, Asia, and the US recorded early signs of stabilization. Economists warn trends remain uneven ahead of central bank policy updates.
Fresh manufacturing surveys indicated early signs of resilience across major global economies, with factory output stabilizing in Europe and improving marginally in Asia. US data showed incremental increases in new orders despite softness in rate sensitive categories. Economists attributed the stabilization to easing supply-chain bottlenecks and improving energy market conditions. Several early cycle indicators also pointed to stronger export activity in electronics and industrial inputs.
However, analysts cautioned that recovery trends remain uneven and dependent on upcoming central bank communication and fiscal updates.