PMIs imply tariff price pressures only a US story

The latest PMIs suggest that while global industrial activity gained some momentum at the end of Q2, this will probably prove short lived. Meanwhile, the surveys continue to suggest that tariffs are contributing to strong price pressures in the US, while price pressures elsewhere generally remain subdued.

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