The US S&P Global Manufacturing PMI increased to 52.2 in November, marking the fourth consecutive month of expansion in the sector. Despite the growth, the report notes challenges such as softer demand, significant inventory buildup, and elevated input costs, which could temper the positive effects on the US dollar and Treasury yields. This data comes ahead of the ISM manufacturing report, anticipated to offer further insights into inflation trends and economic growth.
US Manufacturing PMI Rises to 52.2 in November, Marking Continued Expansion
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