MISUMI Americas, a specification-driven sourcing partner for mechanical components and assemblies, today releases its report "The Rise of U.S. Manufacturing," which notes that domestic manufacturing value hit a record $2.91 trillion in 2024, and the momentum has continued: the ISM Manufacturing PMI reached 54 in May 2026, its strongest reading since 2022. There’s currently $2.42 trillion committed to U.S. manufacturing, more than to any other sector in the country. This investment is flowing in during a period when the narrative around the resurgence of American manufacturing is still pretty skeptical. That's why the workforce gap the report identifies is so concentrated in advanced, high-tech sectors. AW: What do you find most encouraging in the report about the near future of domestic manufacturing?