
Next year is full of major opportunities and complex challenges for manufacturers.
Demand is starting after months of market stagnation, which has set the industry for a possible return to development in 2025. Many manufacturers are fulfilling their hopes to start more growth and investment from the Trump administration, while reducing the regulatory burden.
At the same time, historical legislation that has promoted hundreds of billions of dollars of preparation investment may be a threat because President Trump talks about stopping or canceling the inflation reduction act and chips and science acts.
Trump has threatened to be imposed against top trade partners such as Canada, Mexico and China, making the year’s forecast more complicated. Such revenue can increase input prices for manufacturers and make supply chain complicated.
Finally, the lack of industry labor continues, many companies are still looking for skills with high -tech skills they need.
Read fully on what the coming months can bring for the manufacturing industry.