The latest manufacturing PMIs add further evidence that the hit to industrial activity from Omicron was limited and should be short-lived. Although supply chain issues and price pressures no longer appear to be getting worse, they will remain a constraint on industrial activity for a while. And while supply chains have been seemingly unaffected by the latest virus wave, the war in Ukraine poses a new threat.
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