Whole Economy PMIs (May)

Last month’s PMI data for the Gulf suggest that after a soft start to the year, growth in the non-oil sector is picking up. Egypt’s PMI suggests that pipeline price pressures are subdued, supporting our view that the central bank will resume its easing cycle over the coming months.

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