Wk 27 Electronics Supply Chain Digest

Electronics Supply Chain Weekly Digest 7-3-25.

DATAPOINT OF THE WEEK: S&P reported the June HCOB Eurozone manufacturing PMI at 49.5, up slightly from 49.4 in May, marking the second straight month of the slowest contraction since August 2022.

Signs of stabilization in the Eurozone are supported by production growing for the fourth consecutive month and longer delivery times, suggesting a pickup in demand despite headwinds such as US tariffs and Middle East tensions.

Germany’s HCOB manufacturing PMI rose to 49.0 in June from 48.3 in May, with new orders and output increasing for the third time in four months. In the US, S&P’s manufacturing PMI climbed to 52.9 in June from 52.0 in May, its highest level since May 2022, driven by the first output increase since February and a sixth straight month of rising new orders, reflecting stronger domestic and international demand. This contrasts with ISM’s June US PMI reading of 49.0, up modestly from 48.5 in May.

Meanwhile, China’s Caixin manufacturing PMI rebounded to 50.4 in June from 48.3 in May, beating expectations and diverging from the government’s official PMI of 49.7, which marked a third consecutive month of contraction. The Caixin increase was driven by stronger new orders and promotional activity, lifting output to its highest level since November 2024.

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