S&P Global's final July reading came in at 54.6, above the earlier flash estimate, as tariffs and energy costs pushed prices higher

Prices are “still too high but going in the right direction,” said Susan Spence, chair of the Institute for Supply Management.

US ISM Manufacturing PMI hit 55.6 in July 2026, marking seven consecutive months of expansion and the highest reading since May 2022. Here's what

Manufacturing has a share of over 17% in GVA. Both the indices are derived from responses collected among purchasing executives of 400 companies

The S&P Global UK services PMI survey showed a reading of 52.1 for July, up from 48.8 in June.