Supply Chain Dive Jul 1, 2026 Manufacturing

US manufacturing expands again in June, but at slower rate than in May

The US economy has grown for 20 consecutive months. US manufacturing expanded in June, but at a slower rate than in May. The Iran war and price volatility are major concerns for manufacturers.

Why this matters to buyers

Slower manufacturing expansion in the US may indicate a potential cooling of demand for industrial inputs. Ongoing geopolitical concerns and price volatility could affect supply chain stability and input costs.

Recommended buyer actions

  • Monitor US manufacturing PMI trends for demand signals
  • Assess exposure to price volatility in raw materials and components

Original source context

The overall economy grew for the 20th month in a row, but the Iran war and price volatility are still major concerns for manufacturers.

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