Greece’s Manufacturing PMI

Greece’s Manufacturing PMI shaped at 53.5 units in July 2018 (unchanged from June), as output and new orders continue to rise strongly, while the rate of job creation accelerated. Accordingly, Greek manufacturers maintained a firmly optimistic outlook with regard to output growth over the coming year. On the negative side, input costs continued to rise at a sharp pace in July, posing a risk to new order growth going forward.

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