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📆 ECB, BoC meetings will be in the spotlight, in addition to inflation data from the UK, Canada and Japan. Mainland China also updates GDP and activity data. #weekahead #inflation #interestrates Preview the week ahead with us: okt.to/5HwoC4

📆 Flash PMI data for April will be anticipated midweek for insights into changes in economic conditions and sentiment across major developed economies following recent trade developments. #weekahead #PMI Preview the week ahead with us: okt.to/5dLvmn

🇯🇵 Japan's private sector returned to growth in April with the au Jibun Bank Flash Japan Composite #PMI Output Index posting 51.1 (Mar: 48.9). Sector data suggested that this was helped by a fresh rise in services activity. Read more: okt.to/Jsz0ci

UK private sector output declines for the first time in 18 months in April, flash PMI estimates showed, as export orders fell at the fastest pace in nearly five years. Output Index: 48.2 (Mar: 51.5). Read more: okt.to/mI6brY #pmi #uk #exports #tariffs

#Eurozone output was broadly stable in April, as indicated by the HCOB Flash #PMI, which posted at 50.1 (March: 50.9). Services business activity decreased marginally, while manufacturing production rose for a second month running.  Read more: okt.to/Fk1Q0t

The #Flash US #PMI registered a 16-month low of 51.2 (Mar: 53.5), additionally businesses expectations fell to one of the lowest levels seen since the pandemic. Firms also saw sharply rising charges, which were often linked to tariffs. Read more: okt.to/j3C7s6

Key data releases out of the US include GDP, the core PCE price gauge, ISM and PMI data, plus payrolls. Global PMI data will also reveal how worldwide manufacturing fared post US 'Liberation Day' tariff announcements. #weekahead Preview the week with us: okt.to/sfyX0m

Asian export orders deteriorated at the strongest pace for 21 months in April, according to PMI survey data, as India was the only country out of 12 monitored to see an expansion in foreign demand. Read more: okt.to/MYKNeu #PMI #exports #Asia #India

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🇮🇳 Private sector growth in #India moved up a gear according to the HSBC Flash India #PMI Composite Output Index which posted 61.2 in May (Apr: 59.7). Price pressures ticked higher with the fastest rise in input costs since late 2024. Read more: okt.to/oQYw3E

The Eurozone private sector contracted for the first time in five months in May, with the HCOB Flash Output PMI Index at 49.5 (April: 50.4). The downturn was focused on the service sector, as manufacturing production rose modestly. Read more: okt.to/i2g94I

Flash #UK #PMI signals a drop in private sector output for the second month running in May (49.4, Apr: 48.5), led by a marked decline in #manufacturing production. Confidence recovered though as concerns over #tariffs eased. okt.to/TMmLeg

Preliminary #PMI data for the #US indicated a growth pickup in May, with the headline index at 52.1 (Apr: 50.6). Output increased across manufacturing and services, though the uptick was accompanied by a spike in prices due to #tariff impacts Read more: okt.to/ZT6aNM

US GDP, goods trade and PCE inflation data are accompanied by FOMC minutes to help assess the timing of potential rate cuts amid tariff uncertainty. The impact of the latter on mainland China will also be assessed via the NBS PMI. Preview the week ahead: okt.to/RrW7A5

Although the US Manufacturing PMI rose to 52.0 in May, this was largely driven by inventory building, while forward-looking indicators look less promising. Read our analysis: okt.to/cIlfxN #US #Manufacturing

Global trade conditions deteriorated again during May, with export orders down across both the manufacturing and service sectors. The contraction in trade activity was less-marked than in April, but the second-fastest in the past 20 months. Find out more: okt.to/rlX6oV

🇯🇵 Japan's private sector output expanded at the quickest rate for four months in June with the au Jibun Bank Flash Japan Composite #PMI posting 51.4 (May: 50.2). However, overall demand conditions remained challenging and firms were cautious. Read more: okt.to/I0BuQT

Eurozone private sector #economy manages to eke out growth in June, flash #PMI estimates showed, as manufacturing output rose whilst services activity stabilised. Headline PMI stayed at 50.2. Read more: okt.to/fsp1gk #eurozone #economy #manufacturing #services

UK Flash #PMI reaches a 3-month high of 50.7 in June (May: 50.3), signalling a sustained but mild recovery in private sector output after April's decline. Selling prices rose at their softest pace in nearly 4.5 years. Read more: okt.to/ubyoRC #UK #economy #inflation

Flash US #PMI data showed solid output growth in June, with the index at 52.8 (May: 53.0). However, falling exports of goods and services were said to have hindered growth, and intensified price pressures were frequently attributed to tariffs. Read more: okt.to/K8e9vq