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The broader industrial economy is set to enter 2024 on shaky footing as an inventory hangover from the supply-chain crisis starts to look more and more like a prelude to underlying demand weakness and the reality of the reshoring boom proves much more nebulous and in flux than the prevailing narrative. What was a perception of rising tides is increasingly becoming more about which specific boats float or sink when the economic waters become choppier. So as 2023 draws to a close, it’s a good time to take stock and reflect on this past year’s industrial winners and losers.

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The Year in Industrials: Who Won, Who Lost and Who Improved

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13.12.2023

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