PMIs offer some hope of easing services price pressures

The latest flash PMIs suggest that while GDP growth probably slowed in Europe at the start of Q3, it continued to recover in Japan. Although the rise in shipping costs has caused manufacturers’ input prices to rise, central banks may take comfort from the fact that services price pressures have continued to ease.  

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