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June Manufacturing PMI Sees New Orders Slump

SPAIN DATA
MNI (London)

SPAIN JUNE MANUFACTURING PMI 52.6 (FCST 52.2); MAY 53.8

  • The June survey saw the Spanish manufacturing PMI weaken by 0.8 points, albeit coming in stronger than expected. This is the lowest reading since January 2021 during the initial Omicron Covid wave, however, remains in expansionary territory.
  • A slump in new orders was the key downwards driver of manufacturing in June. Output still remained high, boosted by previous order levels.
  • The war in Ukraine and energy price inflation continued to generate uncertainty in growth outlooks. This combined with soaring inflation hitting 10.2% in the June flash estimate has led to a considerable decline in demand.
  • Inflationary pressures saw signs of easing, as well as modest upticks in employment leading to outlooks improving marginally.

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