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Global manufacturing activity continued to expand in October, although rising input costs, material shortages and supplier delivery delays added pressure on manufacturers, according to the latest J.P. Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI data compiled by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

Australia’s manufacturing sector remained in contraction in October, with declining new orders, rising input costs and worsening supply conditions contributing to another month of reduced production, according to the latest S&P Global Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI).

Global manufacturing activity strengthened in September, with output and new orders increasing at their fastest rates in several years, according to the J.P.Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI®.

Australian manufacturing conditions deteriorated in September, with activity slipping below the 50.0 no-change mark as weaker new orders led to lower output, according to S&P Global.

Australia’s manufacturing sector recorded mixed conditions in August, with new orders growing at their fastest pace since January while production edged lower, according to the latest S&P Global Australia Manufacturing PMI.

The global manufacturing sector faced continued contraction in October, marking the fourth consecutive month of decline as the industry grapples with reduced new orders, job losses, and strained supply chains. 

Australia’s manufacturing sector continued to face significant challenges at the end of the third quarter of 2024, as revealed by the latest Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) data from Judo Bank. 

The global manufacturing sector experienced an upswing in May, with significant improvements in both output and new orders, according to the JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI.

In April, the global manufacturing sector maintained its upward trajectory, driven by increased output and new orders, signalling sustained recovery, according to the latest data from the JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI.

In a promising sign for the global economy, March witnessed a robust acceleration in the rate of growth in manufacturing production, reaching its highest level since June 2022, driven by a surge in new orders.