US S&P Global Composite PMI Flash (Jun) 52.2 (Prev. 51.5)

Newsquawk Staff · 23 Jun 2026, 14:05 UTC

The survey signals that current output levels are consistent with the economy struggling to grow much faster than a 1% annualized rate in the second quarter
Most worrying was the further fall in employment,notably in the manufacturing sector.
However, while still running at one of the highest rates seen over the past four years, input cost inflation has shown sign of cooling in June thanks in part to the lower energy prices seen at the tail end of the survey data collection period.

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Iran's IRGC Navy warned that US efforts to encourage passage could result in strikes on US bases.
Iran's Major General Rezaei said Iran has presented seven new conditions through mediators and will neither reopen the Strait of Hormuz nor resume negotiations until they are met.

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