瑞典银行制造业采购经理人指数从上个月向下修正的51.8上升至2025年7月的54.2。这是自2022年5月以来的最高读数,与该指数54.3的历史平均值大致一致。最大的积极贡献来自订单分类指数(6月份为56.2比48.8),其次是供应商的交货时间(53.1比50.7)和库存采购(46.4比47.5)。然而,生产(54.8比55.6)和就业(51.7比52.1)的分项指数呈负增长。与此同时,制造业企业的生产计划仍然乐观,该指数从62.8升至63.6。供应商原材料和投入品价格指数从50.4小幅降至50.3,表明该行业的价格压力仍然疲软。负责PMI分析的Jörgen Kennemar警告称,围绕全球贸易政策的不确定性仍然存在,就像瑞典工业的湿毯一样,未来有可能出现挫折。
Sweden’s Swedbank Manufacturing PMI increased to 54.2 in July 2025 from a downwardly revised 51.8 in the previous month. This marked the highest reading since May 2022 and was broadly in line with the index's historical average of 54.3. The largest positive contribution came from the sub-index for incoming orders (56.2 vs 48.8 in June), followed by suppliers' delivery times (53.1 vs 50.7) and inventory purchases (46.4 vs 47.5). However, the sub-indices for production (54.8 vs 55.6) and employment (51.7 vs 52.1) contributed negatively. Meanwhile, manufacturing companies' production plans remained optimistic, with the index rising to 63.6 from 62.8. The index for suppliers' raw and input prices edged down to 50.3 from 50.4, indicating that price pressures in the sector remain subdued. Jörgen Kennemar, responsible for the PMI analysis, warned that uncertainty surrounding global trade policy remains and lies like a wet blanket over Swedish industry with a risk of potential setbacks ahead.