Global Manufacturing Sees Mixed Signals in September

While some regions show signs of recovery, others continue to struggle with weak demand and economic uncertainties.

U.S. manufacturing remained steady but in contraction, with new orders improving and input prices falling to a nine-month low.
China's manufacturing PMI rose to 49.8, indicating a slower contraction, amid significant policy support to boost domestic demand.
Euro zone manufacturing activity declined at its fastest pace this year, with Germany experiencing the sharpest downturn in output and new orders.
Canada's manufacturing sector showed growth for the first time in 17 months, driven by improved market demand and lower borrowing costs.
Japan's factory activity contracted for the third consecutive month, reflecting weak domestic and overseas demand.