PMIs to provide only limited support to commodity prices

Despite the rise in the PMIs in both China and the euro-zone in July, the near-termoutlooks for industrial commodity and oil prices remain weak. Indeed, there arelingering concerns that the euro-zone’s recovery may already be losing steam, and thedownturn in China’s property sector has further to run.

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