Economists linking macro GDP growth to the "MMM stock forecast 2025" emphasize industrial output correlation, predicting earnings recovery in line with manufacturing PMI rebound. Good morning, Nicole.Nicole DeBlaseMaybe just starting with China, I think you're expecting a little bit of a slowdown to mid-single digits in 2025, but definitely not too shabby. I guess, can you talk a little bit more about what you're seeing on the ground there? 3M’s revenue of $5.8 billion in Q4 was up 2.2% y-o-y. Transportation and Electronics segment sales were up 1.1%, Safety & Industrial revenue was up 1.6%, and the Consumer segment saw a 0.2% rise in sales. 3M’s sales growth has been tepid lately due to supply chain disruptions, high inflation, and a strengthening dollar. Its consumer business has also been facing headwinds amid lower home improvement, auto-care, and packaging demand. However, Q4 saw a positive sales growth and the company expects the sales to rise in 2025. The "MMM stock forecast 2025" is currently being shaped by mixed macroeconomic signals, with analysts projecting a potential recovery to the $110–$125 range, assuming supply chain normalization and improved industrial demand.