April’s UK PMI figures fell sharply, reversing a brief uptick and raising concerns over persistent inflation and weak growth. UK Purchasing Managers’ Index data for April revealed a sharp decline, erasing gains from the previous month and signaling a slowdown in economic a
May flash Services PMI at 47.9 signals contraction, missing forecasts of 51.8 and weighing on GBP. The UK’s flash Services PMI dropped to 47.9 in May, below the 50 threshold that indicates contraction. The reading missed expectations of 51.8 and marked the first decline si
UK services PMI at 47.9, below expectations The UK's flash services PMI came in at 47.9, missing the expected 51.7. This decline follows a prior reading of 52.7. The manufacturing PMI fared slightly better, coming in at 53.7, just above the expected 53.0, and unchange
May flash data shows Germany’s manufacturing sector contracts for the first time in three months, offsetting a slower decline in services activity. Germany’s flash Manufacturing PMI fell to 49.9 in May, missing estimates of 51.0 and signaling contraction after two months o
May flash PMI data signals contraction in Germany’s manufacturing sector, missing expectations and weighing on growth outlook. Germany’s May flash manufacturing PMI fell to 49.9, below the 51.0 forecast and down from April’s 51.4, signaling a contraction in the sector. The
April's surplus contrasts sharply with a JPY 149.5 billion deficit a year earlier and beats forecasts for a JPY 29.7 billion shortfall. Japan recorded a trade surplus of JPY 301.9 billion in April 2026, reversing a JPY 149.5 billion deficit in the same month last year. The
Unemployment rate jumps to 4.5% in April Australia's unemployment rate rose to 4.5% in April, its highest since November 2021, as employment fell by 18,600. The decline in employment was broad-based, with full-time employment declining by 10,700 and part-time employme
April unemployment climbed to 4.5%, above the 4.3% consensus, signaling potential labor market cooling. Australia’s unemployment rate increased to 4.5% in April from 3.9% in March, surpassing market expectations of 4.3%. The rise marks the highest jobless rate since Januar
April unemployment climbed above expectations, signaling potential labor market cooling amid economic uncertainty. Australia’s unemployment rate increased to 4.5% in April, up from 3.9% in March, according to official data. The figure surpassed the 4.3% forecast by economi
April unemployment climbed to 4.5%, above the 4.3% consensus, signaling a softer labor market. Australia’s unemployment rate increased to 4.5% in April from 3.9% in March, missing economists’ expectations of 4.3%. The rise marks the highest level since January 2022, reflec
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