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Manufacturing PMIs (May)

Manufacturing PMIs for May showed that weaker external demand weighed on export orders in Emerging Europe, and that spillovers from the war in Ukraine hit output. There were some signs of improvement in suppliers’ delivery times and price pressures, but we still think that industrial production is likely to contract in the coming months.

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