German S&P Global Composite PMI Flash (Jun) 48.0 vs. Exp. 49.9 (Prev. 48.8); "Most of the responses used in the calculation of the June flash PMI data were received prior to the signing of the US-Iran MoU"

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Iran's Foreign Ministry Spokesperson says Iran has no plans to let IAEA inspectors visit nuclear sites targeted in the conflict

Toyota (7203 JT) to cut overseas production by 100k units by February 2027 due to supply chain disruptions and weakening demand, Nikkei reports

German S&P Global Composite PMI Flash (Jun) 48.0 vs. Exp. 49.9 (Prev. 48.8); "Most of the responses used in the calculation of the June flash PMI data were received prior to the signing of the US-Iran MoU"

Senior US official tells Al Jazeera that talks between Lebanon and Israel will continue to advance comprehensive peace and a security agreement between the two countries

Iranian President, ahead of trip to Pakistan, says Iran is seeking the full implementation of the clauses that have been signed within the framework of international law, Nour News reports

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  • Inflationary pressures have started to ease off, with input costs rising at their slowest rate since just before the outbreak of the war in the Middle East
  • The service sector continues to act as a notable drag on the economy, seeing rates of decline in both business activity and new work gather pace in June. We are yet to see any noticeable fallout from the Middle East war on the German labour market

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