A nascent expansion in U.S. manufacturing has slowed, as the threat of new tariffs has fed into rising prices, a closely watched survey showed. The purchasing managers index, from the Institute for Supply Management,

Canadian manufacturing activity contracted for the first time in six months in February as an uncertain trade outlook led to firms turning the most pessimistic since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Manufacturing activity slowed in February while costs increased and employment contracted as President Trump's tariff policies weighed on the sector.

The long-running downturn in the euro zone's manufacturing industry showed further signs of easing last month as demand fell at the slowest pace in almost three years, a survey showed on Monday. HCOB's final euro zone manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index,

Business conditions remained challenging in the Turkish manufacturing sector in February, according to the Istanbul Chamber of Industry Türkiye Manufacturing Purchasing Manufacturing Index (PMI) for the month published on March 3.

Manufacturing PMI registered 50.3% in February, indicating expansion at a slower rate when compared to January’s 50.9% figure. “Although the PMI took a step back in February, it increased by four percentage points over the three previous months,