US S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final (May) 55.1 vs. Exp. 55.3 (Prev. 54.5)

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US S&P Global Manufacturing PMI Final (May) 55.1 vs. Exp. 55.3 (Prev. 54.5)

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  • "...stockpiling was again widely evident in May and makes it hard to take an accurate reading on the underlying health of the manufacturing economy, as growth will cool once this stock build has run its course."
  • "The incidence of supply chain delays is the highest since August 2022, with the buying of safety stocks not only adding to the supply squeeze from the closure of the Strait of Hormuz but also pushing prices higher for a wide variety of inputs. The resulting steep jump in producer costs sends a worrying signal that broader economy inflation has further to rise in the coming months."

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