Hong Kong Private Sector PMI Lowest in Over 3 Years âšī¸
Hong Kong's private sector activity contracted for the fifth consecutive month in June 2025, with the S&P Global PMI dropping to 47.8, indicating declining output, new orders, and business sentiment.
Persistent economic contraction signals potential broader economic challenges in the Asian market, with implications for regional trade and investment sentiment. Weak performance suggests potential spillover effects on global market dynamics and investor confidence.
UAE Non-Oil Private Sector PMI Rises Slightly âšī¸
UAE's PMI slightly increased to 53.5 in June 2025, showing modest economic expansion amid geopolitical tensions, with stabilized inventories and slower new order growth.
Geopolitical tensions are impacting economic indicators, creating uncertainty in regional market performance. Modest PMI increase suggests resilient but cautious economic environment with potential for future improvement if tensions decrease.
Saudi Non-Oil Private Sector Growth at 3-Month High âšī¸
Riyad Bank's Saudi Arabia PMI rose to 57.2 in June 2025, indicating strong non-oil private sector growth with robust domestic demand, new project starts, and increased hiring.
Signals robust economic expansion in Saudi Arabia with strong business confidence, new orders, and hiring trends. Indicates potential positive momentum for emerging market investments and regional economic indicators.
UAE Non-Oil Private Sector PMI Edges Higher âšī¸
UAE's PMI slightly increased to 53.5 in June 2025, showing modest economic expansion amid geopolitical tensions, with stabilized inventories and slower new order growth.
Geopolitical tensions are impacting economic indicators, creating uncertainty in regional market performance. Modest economic signals suggest cautious market sentiment with potential for future volatility.
Singapore Manufacturing PMI Rebounds in June âšī¸
Singapore's Manufacturing PMI rose to 50 in June, indicating a potential recovery in manufacturing with improved new orders and exports, particularly in the electronics sector, despite ongoing trade policy uncertainties.
Manufacturing PMI signals marginal economic recovery with cautious optimism, reflecting potential stabilization in trade dynamics and manufacturing output. Incremental improvement suggests resilience but persistent global trade uncertainties limit strong positive momentum.
Canada Factory Activity Contracts for 5th Month âšī¸
Canadian manufacturing sector experienced continued contraction in June 2025, with PMI falling to 45.6, reflecting reduced output, new orders, and staffing levels amid trade uncertainties and tariff impacts.
Manufacturing sector weakness signals potential economic slowdown, with trade tensions and tariffs disrupting production and demand. Persistent challenges in global trade dynamics could negatively impact broader market sentiment and economic growth expectations.
Egypt Non-Oil Private Sector Contraction Deepens âšī¸
Egypt's private non-oil sector contracted for the fourth consecutive month in June 2025, with declining new orders, output, and weakening business sentiment due to geopolitical risks.
Macroeconomic indicators suggest economic contraction in Egypt, with reduced business activity and pessimistic outlook. Limited direct impact on broader portfolio due to minimal emerging market exposure.
Qatar Non-Oil Private Sector Growth at 3-Month High âšī¸
Qatar's PMI rose to 52.0 in June 2025, indicating the fastest non-energy private sector growth since March, with expanding output, job creation, and moderate business sentiment.
Economic indicator suggests modest economic activity with mixed signals: positive job growth and output expansion, but tempered by declining selling prices and moderate business sentiment.
Kenya Private Sector Shrinks the Most in 11 Months âšī¸
Stanbic Bank Kenya PMI declined to 48.6 in June 2025, indicating continued economic contraction, with weak consumer spending and operational disruptions, though business sentiment improved.
Economic indicators suggest challenging market conditions with contracting output and new orders, which could marginally impact broader emerging market investments and sentiment.