The HCOB Eurozone Manufacturing PMI fell to 49.5 in September 2025, down from August’s 38-month high of 50.7 and missing market expectations of 50.7, a flash estimate showed. The reading signaled a renewed downturn in the sector, driven by the sharpest drop in new orders since February. Output growth, which had reached a three-and-a-half-year high in August, slowed to only a marginal increase, while employment continued to decline, extending the job-cutting trend that began in June 2023. On the price front, input costs fell for the first time in three months, accompanied by a further decrease in output charges. Business confidence weakened as well, marking its lowest level so far this year.
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