Economy News: GLOBAL ECONOMY Asia's factory activity weakens as US tariffs sap confidence

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Asia's factory activity mostly weakened in March as an intensifying U.S. tariff war and slowing global demand hurt business sentiment, private sector surveys showed on Tuesday, darkening the outlook ...
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Posted: 2025-03-31 07:22:00

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