The outlook for the coming months offers little respite for manufacturers. Industrial output is projected to see only marginal gains, failing to regain the momentum lost earlier this year. This hesitation ripples through the labor market, where demand remains flat despite the typical seasonal shifts.
High energy costs act as a primary anchor on growth, forcing companies to tread carefully. With price volatility showing no signs of stabilization, the ministry suggests that the path to a robust recovery remains narrow, defined more by external pressures than internal demand.
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