UK Private Sector PMI Falls to 14-Month Low of 49.4, Signaling Second Consecutive Month of Economic Contraction

According to S&P Global, the UK private sector PMI fell to 49.4 in June, marking the second consecutive month of economic contraction and hitting a 14-month low, down from 49.7 in May. Readings below 50 indicate economic shrinkage.

The employment component index declined to 46.8 from 47.1, remaining in negative territory for 21 consecutive months. S&P Global attributed the contraction partly to ongoing Middle East tensions.

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