Wk 40 Electronics Supply Chain Digest

Electronics Supply Chain Weekly Digest 10-04-24.

DATAPOINT OF THE WEEK: ISM reported US mfg. PMI of 47.2 in Sep, unchanged compared to Aug, and in contraction territory for the 6th consecutive month. ISM reported new orders and output upticked M/M but remained in contraction territory at 46.1 and 49.8 respectively, while pricing and employment down ticked M/M with both in contraction territory.

S&P’s reading on US mfg. was more cautious with PMI dropping to 47.3 from 47.9 in Aug reflecting a worsening trend in orders, output, and employment with the pace of decline in all three seen as the sharpest since June 2023. For Europe, S&P reported Sep mfg. PMI of 45 vs 45.8 in Aug, signaling deteriorating conditions with the index hitting the lowest level to date this year driven in part by the decline of Germany’s PMI to 40.6 from 42.4 in Aug.

In China government mfg. PMI improved in Sep to 49.8 vs 49.1 in August, indicating a 5th month of contraction, though results came in ahead of consensus expectations of 49.5. China’s private Caixin PMI fell to 49.3 in Sep from 50.4 in Aug on a decline in new orders and a pullback in confidence to near-record lows.

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