| Global manufacturing output growth stalled by supply delays and price hikes

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Global manufacturing output growth slowed down in May 2022 as the Russia-Ukraine war and China’s zero COVID-19 policy worsened supply chain conditions and dampened demand growth. Firms were seen struggling with surging raw material prices and delayed deliveries. We explore the health of the manufacturing sector in the US, China, Eurozone, India and Japan.
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