American manufacturing grew in March at the fastest pace since mid-2022 by one measure, but the conflict with Iran added a new level of uncertainty just as the effects of the Trump tariffs were fading.
U.S. manufacturers see best month in 2½ years, but Iran war threatens to derail progress
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