Central Europe strengthens, but headwinds in Asia

The PMIs for June show that manufacturing strengthened in most of Emerging Europe, but virus outbreaks, supply chain disruptions and a softening of demand created headwinds for industry in Asia. One common theme is that supply shortages persist, which is causing price pressures to build in most EMs.

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