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The U.S. manufacturing sector has shown signs of recovery, with a purchasing managers' index of 54 in May, indicating expansion for the fifth consecutive month. However, industry leaders warn of ongoing challenges related to external factors and high input costs, suggesting that the growth may be more about stockpiling than sustained demand.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector has shown signs of recovery, with a purchasing managers' index of 54 in May, indicating expansion for the fifth consecutive month. However, industry leaders warn of ongoing challenges related to external factors and high input costs, suggesting that the growth may be more about stockpiling than sustained demand.
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