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Euro area manufacturing biz confidence picks up again in June
02 Jul '26
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Manufacturing output across the euro area continued to rise moderately in June, according to the latest S&P Global PMI survey.
Business confidence picked up again in June, indicating a further improvement after slumping to a 17-month low in April.
Cost pressures eased, but supply conditions remained a challenge.
Expectations for the year ahead remained slightly below their historical trend.
Manufacturing output across the euro area continued to rise moderately in June, according to the latest S&P Global purchasing managers’ index (PMI) survey.
Growth even picked up from May following a marginal improvement in demand.
Manufacturing output across the euro area continued to rise moderately in June, according to the latest S&P Global PMI survey.
Business confidence picked up again in June, indicating a further improvement after slumping to a 17-month low in April.
Cost pressures eased, but supply conditions remained a challenge.
Expectations for the year ahead remained slightly below their historical trend.
Business confidence picked up again in June, indicating a further improvement after slumping to a 17-month low in April. Expectations for the year ahead remained slightly below their historical trend, however.
Supply conditions remained a challenge, however, with the suppliers' delivery times index still well below the level seen immediately prior to the outbreak of war in the Middle East.
Nevertheless, cost pressures eased in June and so too did the rate of output price inflation.
Business confidence rose to a four-month high.
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