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US flash PMI indicated a a stronger upturn in business activity in July. The headline index jumped to an eighth-month high reading of 53.6 (Jun: 51.9). Moreover, the month saw an encouraging return to hiring. Read more: okt.to/ezPSck

UK Flash #PMI data signalled fresh growth across the private sector in July. The headline index rose to a three-month high of 52.1 (Jun: 49.3). Moreover, business activity expectations for the year ahead were the most upbeat since February. Read more: okt.to/rqT7zS

Eurozone Flash PMI signalled a return to growth for the euro area, as business activity increased for the first time since March, helped by a rebound in services. PMI rises to 51.9 (Jun: 50.0). See more: okt.to/pdk8Ks

Japan's economy was boosted by the fastest rise in manufacturing production since February 2014, according to July's flash PMI, which reached a five-month high of 53.1 (June: 52.8). Find out more: okt.to/Urbi4d

Flash US PMI data shows faster growth in private sector output in June, as the index rose to a five-month high of 52.2 (May: 51.5). However, the rate of increase remained weaker than at the start of the year. Read more: okt.to/SmOi1U

Flash PMI data for the US showed steady but subdued activity growth in May. The index held steady at 51.7. Both the manufacturing and services sectors reported that order book growth had been in part dampened by the war in the Middle East. Read more: okt.to/AuMlJt

Flash PMI data for the UK revealed a fresh fall in output in May, as the index fell to a 13-month low of 48.5 (Apr: 52.6). Companies noted that the war in the Middle East contributed to subdued sales pipelines and fragile confidence. Read more: okt.to/lRFb3k

May Flash PMI data signalled a steeper contraction in Eurozone private sector output, with the respective index posting at 47.5. Down from 48.8 in April, the reading dropped to its lowest since October 2023. Read more: okt.to/tzX3Cy

🇯🇵 Japanese business activity growth slowed in May, reaching its lowest in 5 months, as firms raised their prices at the fastest pace on record amid surging cost pressures. Read more: okt.to/dapf75 #Japan #PMI #inflation

Flash US PMI data signals a rebound in output as the index posted a 3-month high of 52.0 in April (Mar: 50.3). That said, price pressures intensified with both operating expenses and selling prices rising sharply. Read more: okt.to/rPoJNh

UK Flash PMI recovered ground in April, rising to 52.0 from March’s 50.3. However, cost pressures continued to accelerate and business optimism dipped. Read more: okt.to/j1aqHN #UK #PMI #inflation

At 48.6, the April Flash PMI signalled a contraction in private sector output across the Eurozone, marking the first fall in 16 months (Mar: 50.7). The decline was centred on the service sector as manufacturing output rose. Read more: pmi.spglobal.com/Public/Home…

Supply concerns led Japan’s manufacturers to boost output at the fastest rate in over 12 years in April, but services growth weakened. Read more: okt.to/u7zHsy #Japan #PMI

Inflationary pressures accelerated rapidly in the #UK in March, as firms saw rising prices for fuel, transport and energy-intensive materials. Flash #PMI dropped to a 6-month low (51.0; Feb: 52.7). Read more: okt.to/lxIpm9

The Eurozone private sector economy lost momentum in March, with the flash PMI dropping to 50.5 - its lowest in ten months (Feb:51.9). New orders were down, while cost inflation accelerated sharply. Read more: okt.to/yBRdMU

#Japan Flash #PMI dips to 52.5 in March, indicating a solid expansion in private sector activity but the slowest for three months. Business confidence slips to its lowest for nearly a year. Read more: okt.to/ywlRF1

📆 Flash PMI business surveys to reveal initial Middle East war impact #weekahead #flash #PMI Preview the week ahead with us: okt.to/4rQNwT

📆 Central bank war impact assessments in focus as rate setters meet Preview the week ahead with us: okt.to/hdZI7Q

Growth accelerates, inflation intensifies ahead of Middle East war. 🌍 Read our monthly PMI bulletin: okt.to/XaPIzT

The Investment Managers Risk Appetite Index fell into risk averse territory in March following US-Israeli attacks on Iran, but long-term views have remained solid. See our latest IMI results: okt.to/IoAhcW #investor #US