Russia Services PMI Falls to 9-Month Low đ
The S&P Global Russia Services PMI declined to 50.1 in March 2025, indicating a weak expansion in the services sector with muted demand, slower new business growth, and decreased employment levels.
Soft economic indicators suggest potential market volatility and reduced economic performance, which could impact broad market indices and emerging market exposures
Russia Composite PMI Lowest in Over 2 Years âšī¸
Russia's private sector activity contracted in March 2025, with manufacturing output declining and services sector showing mixed signals, while inflationary pressures eased due to favorable exchange rate movements.
Moderate economic indicators suggest potential market volatility, with implications for emerging markets and global economic sentiment
Russia Manufacturing Shrinks the Most in Near 3 Years đ
Russia's Manufacturing PMI contracted to 48.2 in March 2025, indicating a decline in industrial output and new orders, with reduced purchasing activity and marginally increased employment.
Weak manufacturing data suggests economic challenges, potentially impacting broader market sentiment and investment strategies in emerging markets and global indices
Russia Unemployment Unchanged at 2.4%, Above Forecast âšī¸
Russia's unemployment rate remained stable at 2.4% in February 2025, with minor fluctuations in unemployed individuals and ongoing labor market challenges due to military and defense industry dynamics.
Limited direct impact on global markets, minor economic indicator with minimal portfolio relevance