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Red Sea Tensions Flagged In Manufacturing PMI

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The Spanish January manufacturing PMI was stronger-than-consensus at 49.2 (vs 48.0 cons, 46.2 prior). The headline move is consistent with the January EC survey released earlier this week, which also rose to -5.2 from -6.5. While the manufacturing climate appears to show signs of bottoming out, it remains in contractionary territory and the ongoing Red Sea tensions have added an additional risk to the outlook.


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The Spanish January manufacturing PMI was stronger-than-consensus at 49.2 (vs 48.0 cons, 46.2 prior). The headline move is consistent with the January EC survey released earlier this week, which also rose to -5.2 from -6.5. While the manufacturing climate appears to show signs of bottoming out, it remains in contractionary territory and the ongoing Red Sea tensions have added an additional risk to the outlook.


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