Canada Private Sector Activity Shrinks for 7th Month ℹ️
Canada's private sector activity contracted for the seventh consecutive month in June 2025, with both manufacturing and services sectors showing decline, though new order declines are softening and businesses are modestly adding staff.
Persistent economic contraction signals potential economic slowdown, with implications for market performance across multiple sectors and indices. Subdued business confidence and ongoing trade uncertainty suggest challenging economic conditions.
Brazil Private Sector Contracts Further in June ℹ️
Brazil's private sector activity contracted in June 2025, with the S&P Global Composite PMI falling to 48.7, indicating declining manufacturing and services output, slower job growth, and accelerating input cost inflation.
Macroeconomic indicators suggest economic contraction in Brazil, which could negatively impact emerging markets and global economic sentiment. The decline in manufacturing and services sectors, coupled with slowing job growth, signals potential economic challenges.
US Private Sector Growth Holds Steady in June ℹ️
US Composite PMI slightly decreased to 52.9 in June 2025, showing continued private sector growth with manufacturing output returning to growth and service sector expansion slowing modestly.
Macroeconomic indicator suggests steady economic conditions with mixed signals: manufacturing recovery, moderate service sector performance, and sustained business confidence. Signals neither strongly positive nor negative economic trajectory.
Eurozone Composite PMI Revised Higher ℹ️
The Eurozone Composite PMI rose to 50.6 in June 2025, indicating modest economic growth with improved business confidence, driven by faster output increases across manufacturing and services sectors.
Incremental economic indicators suggest gradual recovery in Eurozone, with sustained growth potential and improving business sentiment, which could positively influence European market investments.
South Africa Private Sector Growth Slows in June ℹ️
South Africa's private sector activity showed softer growth in June 2025, with declining output and new orders, while input costs rose and business confidence dropped to its lowest level since July 2021.
Macroeconomic indicators suggest mixed economic signals with potential short-term volatility in emerging markets, reflecting modest growth challenges and inflationary pressures.
Rebound in Germany’s Private Sector Confirmed: PMI ℹ️
Germany's private sector showed limited growth in June 2025, with a Composite PMI of 50.4, marking a return to expansion driven by manufacturing, while services declined and employment continued to fall.
Marginal economic indicators suggest a fragile recovery with easing inflationary pressures, indicating potential stabilization but not significant growth momentum in the German economy.
French Private Sector Shrinks Less than Initially Thought ℹ️
France's Composite PMI remained below 50 in June 2025, indicating continued economic contraction, though business confidence improved and input cost inflation eased.
Persistent economic weakness signals potential challenges for European market investments, with subdued manufacturing and services sectors suggesting ongoing economic strain. The marginal improvement in business confidence provides a slight counterbalance to the overall negative economic indicators.
Italian Private Sector Activity Growth at 3-Month Low ℹ️
Italy's HCOB Composite PMI declined to 51.1 in June 2025, indicating a slower economic expansion with weakening service sector growth and manufacturing contraction, despite stable employment and cautious business confidence.
Economic indicators suggest a moderate slowdown in Italy's economic activity, with mixed signals across sectors. Weak manufacturing performance and softening service sector growth imply potential challenges for European market investments, warranting careful monitoring.
Spain Private Sector Growth Nudges Higher in June ℹ️
Spain's Composite PMI increased to 52.1 in June 2025, indicating mild growth in private sector with both services and manufacturing sectors expanding at a faster rate compared to May.
Moderate economic indicator suggests incremental growth in Spanish economic activity, with slight improvements in services and manufacturing sectors. The modest expansion signals stability without dramatic shifts in economic momentum.
Russia Composite PMI Slips to 2-1/2-Year Low ℹ️
Russia's PMI declined to 48.5 in June 2025, indicating economic contraction with reduced manufacturing and service output, declining new orders, falling employment, and easing inflationary pressures.
Economic indicators suggest a potential slowdown in Russian economic activity, which could have broader implications for emerging markets and global economic sentiment. Declining PMI signals potential challenges in manufacturing and service sectors.
India Composite PMI Confirmed at 14-Month Peak ℹ️
HSBC India Composite PMI reached 61.0 in June 2025, indicating robust economic expansion with strong services and manufacturing activity, record overseas sales, and easing inflation pressures.
Strong economic indicators suggest positive momentum in India's economy, with expansionary signals across services and manufacturing sectors. The record overseas sales and easing inflation point to potential sustainable growth.
China Composite PMI Hits 3-Month High ℹ️
China's Caixin Composite PMI rose to 51.3 in June 2025, indicating economic expansion with renewed manufacturing production and growth in new business, despite persistent job losses and softening services activity.
Signals potential economic recovery in China with manufacturing revival and new business growth, which could positively influence emerging markets and global economic sentiment. Slight decline in business optimism and continued job losses temper the overall positive outlook.
Singapore Private Sector Growth Slows to 4-Month Low ℹ️
Singapore's PMI declined to 51.0 in June 2025, indicating continued but slower private sector expansion, with easing supply constraints and stable business sentiment.
Signals moderate economic stability with mixed indicators: slower growth but sustained expansion, reduced supply chain pressures, and positive business outlook suggest resilient economic conditions without dramatic shifts.
Australia Private Sector Expands the Most in 3 Months in June ℹ️
Australia's S&P Global Composite PMI increased to 51.6 in June, indicating continued economic expansion driven by the service sector, with improved business confidence and modest price increases.
Signals sustained economic growth in Australia with service sector resilience, suggesting potential positive momentum for market indices and regional economic health. Moderate business confidence and easing input cost inflation provide balanced economic indicators.