On June 23, the preliminary composite output index for the U.S. in June reported 52.2, up from 51.5 in May; the preliminary manufacturing purchasing managers' index for June reported 55.7, surpassing analysts' estimate of 54.6.
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U.S. June Composite PMI Preliminary Rises to 52.2, Manufacturing PMI Exceeds Expectations at 55.7
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