India Metrology Market Trends Analysis, Sales Revenue, Competitive Landscape and Market Expansion Strategies 2035
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Malaysia’s 2025 GDP growth of 4.9 percent in line with projections – MBSB IB KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia recorded economic growth of 4.9 percent for 2025, higher than MBSB Investment Bank Bhd’s (MBSB IB) projection of 4.6 percent and a slight decrease compared to the 5.1 percent achieved in 2024. The investment bank said in a research note today that this sustained growth outweighs concerns about the adverse impact on foreign trade and manufacturing output due to higher tariffs such as those imposed by the United States (US). The manufacturing sector is expected to grow by 4.5 percent in 2025, slightly faster than 4.2 percent in 2024. “Despite the strong external trade performance in the […]

Malaysia’s 2025 GDP growth of 4.9 percent in line with projections – MBSB IB #Malaysia #GDPgrowth #EconomicGrowth #InvestmentBank #ManufacturingSector

Canadian factory downturn lengthens as new orders hit a three-month low Canada's manufacturing sector contracted for an 11th straight month in December as trade uncertainty contributed to a steeper decline in output and new orders, data showed on Friday.

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Canada's #manufacturingsector CONTRACTED for an 11th straight month in December

as trade uncertainty contributed to a steeper decline in output and new orders, data showed on Friday.

Russian factory activity contracts for third month running in August, PMI shows — TradingView News Activity across Russia's manufacturing sector declined for the third month running in August, a business survey showed on Monday, dri...

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Activity across Russia's manufacturing sector declined for the third month running in August, a...

Attackers use "Contact Us" forms and fake NDAs to phish industrial manufacturing firms - Help Net Security A clever phishing campaign is targeting firms in industrial manufacturing and other companies critical to the supply chain.

Attackers use “Contact Us” forms and fake NDAs to phish industrial manufacturing firms

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2 CIBC: … including the bump in state & local government hiring from last month. The #manufacturingsector is now showing much more weakness than the prior data revealed with a drop in employment in July & downward revisions in prior months suggesting the toll from the #tradewar is starting to add up

Pakistan’s Industrial Slowdown and the Policy Gap - Stratheia Pakistan’s manufacturing shows mixed recovery; tariff cuts risk fragility without energy, credit reforms, and policy coordination.

Industrial and trade policies must be aligned for real recovery. Sector-specific readiness should guide tariff reforms to avoid worsening the manufacturing sector’s fragility.
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in4u.org/indias-econo... India’s economy growth hits 6.5% in 2025, driven by strong service & construction sectors. Investment and manufacturing boost GDP outlook. #IndiasEconomyGrowth #IndianEconomy #GDPOutlook #InvestmentActivity #ManufacturingSector #EconomicDrivers

Japan May economy watchers survey index 44.4 vs 42.6 prior The diffusion index climbed slightly in May, owing a better trend among households with an increase in retail-related activity. The trend for businesses declined on the month amid easing conditions in the manufacturing sector. Meanwhile, there were also better prospects on the employment front. The outlook index was seen at 44.8, up from 42.7 in April. This article was written by Justin Low at www.forexlive.com.

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Irish manufacturing growth continues despite export challenges, PMI shows — TradingView News Ireland Manufacturing Sector Exhibits Growth Despite Export Challenges Ireland's manufacturing sector experienced notable expansion...

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Ireland Manufacturing Sector Exhibits Growth Despite Export Challenges Ireland's manufacturing sector...

China May Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.5 (prior 49.0), Non-manufacturing 50.3 (prior 50.4) Data from China's National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) released on Saturday, May 31, 2025, official May 2025 PMIs Manufacturing Sector * PMI: Rose to 49.5 (expected 49.5 and from 49.0 in April); still below the 50 threshold, indicating contraction for a second month. The improvement in May is likely reflecting some thawing in the icy trade war that chilled again this week. Purchasing managers nevertheless took a cautious approach, evidenced by the index remaining in contraction, amid lingering, and proved justified, uncertainties. * Large enterprises: PMI at 50.7 (expanding, +1.5 pts). * Medium-sized: 47.5 (contracting, -1.3 pts). * Small enterprises: 49.3 (contracting, but improved +0.6 pts). * Sub-indices: * Production: 50.7 (expanding, +0.9 pts). * New orders: 49.8 (contracting, but rebounding +0.6 pts). * Raw material inventories: 47.4 (still weak, but decline narrowing). * Employment: 48.1 (slightly improved, but below threshold). * Supplier delivery times: 50.0 (neutral). Non-Manufacturing Sector * Headline PMI: 50.3 (expected 50.6 and slightly down from 50.4 in April, but still expanding). * Construction activity: 51.0 (moderate growth, down 0.9 pts). * Services activity: 50.2 (marginal growth, up 0.1 pt). * High-performing industries: Rail, air transport, postal, telecoms, IT (all above 55.0). * Weak sectors: Real estate and capital markets (below 50). * New orders: 46.1 (rising, but still weak). * Construction: 43.3 (+3.7 pts). * Services: 46.6 (+0.7 pts). * Input prices: 48.2 (still declining, but at a slower pace). * Selling prices: 47.3 (decline narrowing). * Employment: 45.5 (unchanged, remains weak). * Business expectations: 55.9 (slightly down, but still optimistic). --- I posted on Friday on promises of more stimulus incoming: * China expected to announce 'major financial polices' on June 18 and 19, 2025 As I said in the post: * How many times have we been promised big economic announcements from China ... only to be disappointed with incremental change? I suspect as that date approaches excitement and pumping will build, only to be dashed. Enough whining, its the weekend! Have good one and don't forget to join early on Monday for the market response to all the news the weekend will bring. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

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Marshall County Looks to Overcome Challenges and Foster Growth in 2030 Marshall County’s economic outlook reveals a foundation built on a robust and varied manufacturing sector, a core element driving the local economy. The county benefits from its position within the broader South Bend-Elkhart region, drawing strength from shared resources and economic synergy. A key advantage is its strategic location, situated at a crossroads of major roadways like US 30 and 31, and uniquely positioned at the nexus of two major electrical grids – MISO and PJM. Historically, the county has also enjoyed a comparatively low unemployment rate, and businesses are increasingly integrating technologies like robotics to enhance operational efficiency. However, Marshall County faces significant headwinds. Population numbers have remained largely unchanged for some time, impacting overall economic advancement. A notable shortage of available housing presents a major hurdle to both attracting new residents and adequately supporting existing businesses. Current temporary moratoriums restrict development in key areas such as data centers, solar energy, battery storage, and carbon sequestration, potentially hindering significant growth. Securing sufficient grassroots support for certain development projects has also proven challenging. To address these issues and foster growth, several initiatives are underway. Plymouth and Culver are actively engaged in housing rehabilitation and construction projects, with Bremen and Bourbon pursuing similar efforts in earlier stages. A READI 2.0 grant is specifically aiding housing development in Bremen. Beyond housing, the county is investing in quality-of-life enhancements, including support for the Heartland Gallery and creative industries, aiming to attract and retain residents. The Marshall County Career Innovation Center is providing crucial career and technical education (CTE) programs for high school students and adult workforce development. Recognizing the power of collaboration, the county is partnering closely with the South Bend-Elkhart Regional Partnership for entrepreneurial programs and resource leveraging. Efforts are also focused on diversifying the economy by attracting a broader range of industries, and there's a strong desire to remove the moratorium on data centers to leverage the county's strategic location and electrical infrastructure – a potential revenue loss estimated in the millions. Looking ahead to 2030, Marshall County’s long-term vision prioritizes population growth, sustainable economic expansion through diversification, and leveraging its advantageous infrastructure. Avoiding economic stagnation remains a central commitment, with plans to capitalize on the county’s location and electrical capacity to foster future prosperity.

Marshall County Looks to Overcome Challenges and Foster Growth in 2030 #MISO #EconomicGrowth #ManufacturingSector #SouthBendElkhart #DataCenters #SustainableEconomy

Swedish services PMI dips in April — TradingView News Here's the revised article optimized for the WordPress editor, structured with subheadings, bullet points, and improved formatting for better readability and SEO. --- Sweden's service sector activity **de...

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TABLE-Richmond Fed composite index -13 in April — TradingView News Richmond Fed Manufacturing Activity Declines in April RICHMOND, Va. – The latest manufacturing survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond...

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Richmond Fed Manufacturing Activity Declines in April RICHMOND, Va. – The latest manufacturing survey from...

Canada February factory sales up 0.2% on metals, chemicals — TradingView News Canadian Manufacturing Sales Edge Up in February OTTAWA, April 15 (Reuters) - Canada's manufacturing sector experienced a marginal increase in sales for February,...

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Canadian Manufacturing Sales Edge Up in February OTTAWA, April 15 (Reuters) - Canada's manufacturing sector experienced...

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Sensex, Nifty end lower, Consumer durables, IT buck the trend Indian rupee ended 58 paise lower at fresh record low

India's #manufacturingsector growth started the year 2025 on a strong footing and touched a six-month high in January,

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**Will the US Become the Next UK?** Historically, the United Kingdom has applied tariffs and other protectionist measures at various points to support and develop its manufacturing sector, though this strategy evolved over time. 1. **Early Protectionism and Industrial Promotion**: During the 14th century, Edward III banned woolen cloth imports to foster local manufacturing. Under Henry VII and later Tudor monarchs, policies such as increased export duties on raw wool, subsidies, and import restrictions were used to promote the domestic wool industry. A significant turning point came in 1721 under Robert Walpole, who implemented high tariffs on imported manufactured goods, export subsidies, and reduced tariffs on raw materials. These policies helped establish Britain as a global industrial leader during the Industrial Revolution. By 1820, tariffs on manufactured imports averaged 45-55%, supporting domestic industry development [2]. 2. **Shift to Free Trade in the Mid-19th Century**: By the mid-19th century, Britain transitioned from protectionism to free trade. The repeal of the Corn Laws in 1846 marked a major shift toward liberalizing trade. While tariffs on many goods were abolished, Britain continued regulating strategic industries like machinery production to maintain its competitive edge [2][5]. 3. **Post-War Protectionism and Import Controls**: Following World War II, the UK reintroduced some protective measures due to economic necessity and a commitment to planned economic strategies. Import quotas and licensing systems were used extensively in the late 1940s and early 1950s to protect domestic manufacturing from foreign competition. For example, by 1950, import duties accounted for 31.2% of total imports, and import controls protected up to 16.5% of British manufacturing output [1][3].

4. **Decline of Protectionism in Recent Decades**: From the 1970s onward, Britain moved away from protectionist policies as it embraced globalization and joined the European Economic Community (EEC). This shift exposed British manufacturers to greater competition but also led to specialization based on comparative advantage. However, this transition contributed to a decline in manufacturing's share of GDP relative to services [3]. In summary, while tariffs and protectionist measures were historically pivotal in fostering British manufacturing during its industrialization phase, these policies were largely abandoned in favor of free trade by the mid-19th century and further diminished in the late 20th century as part of broader economic liberalization efforts. #UKManufacturingHistory #Protectionism #FreeTrade #IndustrialRevolution #EconomicPolicy #TradeHistory #BritishEconomy #Globalization #CornLaws #PostWarEconomy #EconomicLiberalization #ManufacturingSector #TradePolicy #HistoricalEconomics #UKTrade Citations: [1] https://www.thebritishacademy.ac.uk/documents/3338/The_British_Academy_Trade_Policy_History.pdf [2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tariff [3] https://assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/5a7c8b07ed915d6969f459d1/ep2-government-policy-since-1945.pdf [4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tariff_in_United_States_history [5] https://www.parliament.uk/about/living-heritage/transformingsociety/tradeindustry/importexport/overview/freetrade/ [6] https://history.state.gov/historicaldocuments/frus1950v01/d277 [7] https://www.mercatus.org/economic-insights/expert-commentary/history-lesson-uks-free-trade-aims [8] https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/02/01/us/trump-tariffs-news

**Will the US Become the Next UK?**

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UK car production falls to lowest level since 1954 Number made fell to 780,000, the lowest for seven decades barring the pandemic, as carmakers battle weak demand and EV transition

UK car production falls to lowest level since 1954

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India’s manufacturing sector growth of 7% in Q1, highlights further potential Narendra Modi-led governments have also consistently given priority to the development of the manufacturing sector to achieve the goal of transforming India into a $5 trillion economy.

India’s manufacturing sector growth of 7% in Q1, highlights further potential.

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♻️ #ZeroWaste

I do not want to spend time on showing examples from the #ManufacturingSector how they reduce or eliminate #FoodWaste.

My expectation towards #IndustrialPolicy and #CircularEconomy is that in the future the #FoodIndustry will not be allowed to create any waste: every […]

Manufacturers and unions join forces to press for UK industrial strategy Exclusive: Industry leaders urge government to ‘seize the goodwill’ while at critical moment in attracting global investment Britain’s trade union and manufacturing leaders have warned that major international manufacturers are holding back investments…

#Manufacturingsector #Industrialpolicy #Economicpolicy #Business Manufacturers and unions join forces to press for UK industrial strategy: Exclusive: Industry leaders urge government to ‘seize the goodwill’ while at critical moment in attracting global investment

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Buying British: can Labour’s defence policy really help UK industry? Questions over whether plan to spend billions on weapons will work as a tool to spur economic growth Even in a room full of generals from around the world decked in military braid, the arrival of the prime minister causes a stir. At the Farnborough…

#Economics #Manufacturingsector #Business #Defencepolicy Buying British: can Labour’s defence policy really help UK industry?: Questions over whether plan to spend billions on weapons will work as a tool to spur economic growth

Even in a room full of generals from around the world decked in…