Manufacturing activity in the euro area remained sluggish since the coronavirus outbreak. International trade strains and a moribund automobile industry disrupted economic growth in the eurozone. Manufacturing output, regrettably, contracted at a steeper pace last month as demand continued to wane.Compiled by S&P Global, the HCOB’s Eurozone Manufacturing PMI dropped to 46.1 in March from February’s reading of 46.5. The index stayed below the 50 mark, indicating contraction in factory output. The index notch ...