President Donald Trump ran on a platform of redefining global trade and restoring America as a manufacturing superpower, arguing the United States has let other countries take advantage of low barriers to American markets to the detriment of workers and domestic industry. But given how integrated many segments of U.S. manufacturing are within global supply chains, how will new trade and tariff policies, evolving tax and regulatory frameworks, and shifting international relations impact American manufacturing? The White House has said any economic pain will be short term, but how are manufacturers assessing the outlook at this moment?
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