Australian S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (Final, May 2025) 51.0 (Prev. 51.7)


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The preliminary for this was better, its here:

Comes in at 51.0

  • prelim was 51.7, prior also 51.7

Production shrinks for the first time in three
months

  • New orders rise at weaker pace
  • Stocks of purchases decline as buying activity falls

Commentary from the report is upbeat regardless

“May’s Australia Manufacturing PMI data revealed
that the goods producing sector continued to expand.

  • Despite a moderation in the pace of growth, anecdotal
    evidence suggested that the slower rate of expansion,
    including a slight reduction in output, was partially driven
    by the election and may therefore prove temporary.
  • Indeed, forward-looking indicators provided signs
    that output may increase in the coming months with
    renewed export order growth, and the first recorded lift
    to business confidence since February.
  • Employment
    gains also continued at a solid pace as firms showed
    willingness to backfill previously lost roles to support
    operations.
  • “On the price front, easing inflation in May also
    represented a positive development for demand growth
    in the coming months, with cost pressures among the
    lowest in over a year.”

This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.

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