BNZ – BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI) for July 2025
A big leap back into expansion, coming in at 52.8, with June revised up to 49.2. the average for the survey is 52.5.
BusinessNZ’s Director, Advocacy Catherine Beard said that after a couple of challenging months for the sector, the upswing in activity for July saw a return to levels of expansion seen during the start of 2025, and also noted:
Negative comments indicate that manufacturers report weak demand, falling orders, rising costs, inflation, and ongoing economic uncertainty, which has been worsened by tariffs, slow construction, and low consumer spending.BNZ’s Senior Economist Doug Steel
“given the prevailing headwinds it is, perhaps, even more encouraging that the PMI has moved back into expansion. It will need to be sustained or nudge a bit higher to be consistent with our economic forecasts, but it is good to see a move for the better”.---
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