Even as the world’s fastest-growing major economy bets on manufacturing to fuel its rise, the factory floor is no longer where many young Indians see their future https://t.co/IY3C5SLz5z ...

Even as the world’s fastest-growing major economy bets on manufacturing to fuel its rise, the factory floor is no longer where many young Indians see their future https://t.co/xKmDGeM9Be ...

Around the world, politicians are fixated on factories. But this obsession with factories is built on myths—and will be self-defeating https://t.co/JGUYh4azjJ ...

Around the world, politicians are fixated on factories. But this obsession with factories is built on myths—and will be self-defeating https://t.co/s58aUWUz7U ...

Industry Focus - Politicians worldwide are overly focused on factories [1] - This focus is based on misconceptions and will be counterproductive [1]

The Japanese framework makes clear what’s important to manufacture at home, and what’s not. https://t.co/69XzMxXPTR ...

The government has played a role in critical infrastructure builds. Our public submission (posted on our blog) shares our thinking and suggests ideas for how the US government can support domestic supply chain/manufacturing.This is very in line with everything we have heard from the government about their priorities. We think US reindustrialization across the entire stack--fabs, turbines, transformers, steel, and much more--will help everyone in our industry, and other industries (including us).To the degre ...

Around the world, politicians are fixated on factories. But this obsession with factories is built on myths—and will be self-defeating https://t.co/wvt2uczyI8 ...

Around the world, politicians are fixated on factories. But this obsession with factories is built on myths—and will be self-defeating https://t.co/edhekPlaiZ ...

ISM Manufacturing Index - The October ISM manufacturing index came in at 487%, lower than expected and equaling the level in August, with a lower number last seen in July [1] - The index has not been positive (above 50%) since January and February [2] Prices Paid - The prices paid index came in at 580%, following 619%, representing the second lowest of the year outside of January's 549% [2] - A light reading on prices paid is considered positive [2] New Orders - The new orders index was 494%, sequentially higher than 489% [2] - 494% represents the strongest number since August, marking six consecutive readings below 50% [3] Employment - The employment index came in at 460%, sequentially higher than last month's 453% [3] - 460% is the best reading since May's 468%, highlighting overall weakness [3] - The only number above 50% in expansion territory was January's 503% [3] Interest Rates - Interest rates are starting to come down slightly [3] - The 10-year rate is basically unchanged [4]