Economic reports from NFPA continue to be a valuable resource for preparing our members for what’s next in the fluid power industry. This month, there are several updated reports available that are packed with the details you need to make informed business decisions. One of these reports is the NFPA Forecast Report: U.S. Customer Markets.
NFPA’s Forecast Report on U.S. Customer Markets by ITR Economics is a quarterly report that includes an annual outlook using ITR phase identifiers for the current year and next two years ahead for 30 of fluid power’s most popular customer markets, as well as hydraulics, pneumatics and the overall fluid power industry.
Quarter 3 updates include:
- Shipments growth rate
- Economic opportunities for NFPA members
- Economic risks for NFPA members
- Market growth overview
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