Wk 23 Electronics Supply Chain Digest

Electronics Supply Chain Weekly Digest 6-6-25.

DATAPOINT OF THE WEEK: S&P reported May HCOB Eurozone mfg PMI reached 49.4, up from 49.0 in April, marking the slowest contraction in the manufacturing sector since August 2022, supported by production growth across all four major Eurozone economies, though the risk of a possible increase in US tariffs on EU imports casts a shadow over the outlook.

Germany’s HCOB mfg PMI declined slightly to 48.3 from 48.4 in April, and below preliminary flash PMI of 48.8. Despite the decrease, German production has seen broad based improvement for three straight months, though there is slight concern this growth may be tied to rush orders from the US.

S&P US manufacturing PMI surged to 52.0 in May, up from 50.2 the prior two months, supported by a rise in new orders and record-high input inventories as customers front-ran tariff-driven price increases and supply disruptions. S&P’s US results contrast that of the ISM who’s May mfg PMI is 48.5, a decrease from 48.7 in April.

Caixin China mfg PMI fell to 48.3 in May, down from 50.4 in April indicating the first contraction in eight months as output, new orders, and export demand all declined amid weaker market conditions. Manufacturing output and new orders both fell for the first time in 19 months, while export orders contracted at the fastest pace since September 2022. The 48.3 result is broadly in line with the Chinese government’s official PMI that showed factory activity fell for a second month.

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