PMIs (Sep.)

The latest PMI readings suggest that growth slowed last month. The breakdown points toward weaker exports, though it’s too soon to know if this is due to US tariffs or simply the result of cooling global growth. Meanwhile, a jump in the construction PMI suggests that fiscal easing may be gaining traction.

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