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PMIs show industrial revival boosting prices further

The dip in the global manufacturing PMI in June left it at a very high level, with the advanced economies leading a continued strong recovery in output. But industrial recoveries seem to have lost pace in Asia, reflecting a slowdown in demand for imports including electronics as advanced economies reopen. Meanwhile, supply constraints have continued to build and output prices are rising fast around the world.

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