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US Flash PMIs (Jun 23)

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S&P Global's June flash PMI showed accelerating growth but signaled declining employment and persistent price inflation across US services and manufacturing. The mixed signals—stronger activity offset by labor weakness and cost pressures—create uncertainty for Fed policy expectations. USD may face headwinds if employment concerns dominate, while inflation data supports rate-hold expectations.
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4 hours ago

US Flash PMI June 2026 Report Released

S&P Global released the US Flash PMI for June 2026, a key real-time gauge of manufacturing and services activity. The PMI data influences USD positioning as it signals economic momentum and potential Fed policy shifts. Strong PMI typically supports USD strength, while weak readings may pressure the dollar.

https://x.com/financialjuice/status/2069416933343023609
4 hours ago

US Manufacturing PMI Beats Forecast at 55.7

US S&P Manufacturing PMI Flash came in at 55.7, exceeding the 54.6 forecast and rising from 55.1 previously. The stronger-than-expected reading signals robust manufacturing activity and supports USD strength. USD pairs, particularly USD/JPY and EUR/USD, may benefit from this positive economic data.

https://x.com/financialjuice/status/2069416559576068500
4 hours ago

US Services PMI Flash 51.3, Beats Forecast 51.1

US S&P Services PMI flash reading came in at 51.3, beating the 51.1 forecast and climbing from 50.7 previously, signaling accelerating service-sector activity. This stronger-than-expected data supports USD strength and signals resilience in US economic growth, boosting dollar pairs like EUR/USD and GBP/USD as markets price in sustained Fed hawkishness.

https://x.com/financialjuice/status/2069416547676791186
4 hours ago

US S&P Composite PMI Flash 52.2, Beats Forecast 52.1

US S&P Composite PMI flash reading came in at 52.2, slightly above the 52.1 forecast and up from 51.5 previously, signaling continued economic expansion. The stronger-than-expected print supports USD strength as it reinforces resilient US growth momentum and may support Fed rate expectations.

https://x.com/financialjuice/status/2069416534489936215
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@asuquokelvin · 1 hour ago

Growth up but jobs weak. Fed stuck. USD may become choppy without no clear direction

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