The US ISM Manufacturing PMI fell to 53.3 in June from May's four-year high of 54.0, while the Prices Index dropped sharply from 82.1 to 73.0.

China's factory activity returned to expansion territory in June, moving back above the 50-point mark after standing at the boom-bust threshold a month earlier, official data…

The overall economy grew for the 20th month in a row, but the Iran war and price volatility are still major concerns for manufacturers.

India's manufacturing growth slowed in June to its second-weakest pace since mid-2022, as demand and hiring softened.

India's manufacturing sector experienced its second-slowest growth in four years during June, primarily due to a slowdown in demand for goods impacting output and hiring. While…

Manufacturing PMI in India slows to 54.2 in June, marking the second-lowest level in four years amid declining orders.

New Delhi, Jul 1 (PTI) India’s manufacturing sector activity growth eased in June, as new business orders and international sales increased at softer rates, resulting in slower…

Business confidence rises but orders and employment fall amid ongoing uncertainty

"Employment was nevertheless cut sharply as firms often sought to offset the rising cost of energy and raw materials..."

S&P Global's final June US Manufacturing PMI came in at 53.9, revised sharply down from the flash reading of 55.7, with job cuts hitting a post-pandemic

US manufacturing expands for sixth month in June, easing inflation fears. Inflation at 3.8% in June priced at 46.8% YES.

ISM manufacturing PMI fell to 53.3 in June from 54.0 in May, missing forecasts. The Prices Index dropped to 73.0 but still signals elevated factory costs.

The US ISM Manufacturing PMI fell to 53.3 in June from May's four-year high of 54.0, while the Prices Index dropped sharply from 82.1 to 73.0.

US manufacturing activity saw a slight dip in June, following a robust May. While expansion continues for the sixth month, the pace has moderated. This slowdown is attributed to a…

US manufacturing PMI hit 53.3% in June, marking six straight months of growth. Here's what the longest expansion streak in four years means for crypto.

The HSBC Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) compiled by S&P Global fell to 54.2 in June from 55 in May. It stood at 58.4 in June 2025.