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Japan's manufacturing PMI fell to 51.6 in March from February's 45-month high of 53.0, showing continued expansion but at a slower pace as Middle East conflict uncertainty weighs on business confidence and drives input costs to 19-month highs, according to S&P Global data released on April 1.

Japan’s services sector expanded for a ninth straight month in December, but growth slowed to a seven-month low as input costs surged and new order growth moderated, according to S&P Global’s latest PMI data.
US manufacturing and services sectors both expanded in October, with S&P Global PMI data showing the fastest inventory build in 18 years and rising input costs amid falling output prices.
US manufacturing and services growth slowed in September, with finished goods inventories surging at a record pace and firms struggling to pass on rising input costs, signaling potential easing of inflation ahead.