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The 2024 forecast looks challenging, specially from a cost perspective.” ” [Chemical Products] “Nearly all microchip supply issues have been resolved, finally bringing an end to the three-year chip shortage. ” [Machinery] “Automotive sales still impacted by UAW strike.
We’re continuing to ship to max capacity, with supply constraints still a real part of our day-to-day business operations.” This is likely due to customers’ increased confidence in the supplychain, (which) has them reducing their inventories. Customers are also being pinched with higher interest rates.
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