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PMIs show some signs of supply shortages easing

November’s manufacturing PMIs suggest that global industrial production has continued to expand, albeit at a slower pace than earlier this year. There are tentative signs that supply disruptions may be easing, but from a very strained starting point, and virus developments may cause a renewed deterioration soon.

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