Jun 29, 2026
Preliminary estimates for May are calling for a 1.1% rise in manufacturing sales, the fourth straight sequential increase…
… led by motor vehicles and chemical products, which have been a consistent driver of PPI since the Iran conflict began.
Given those two categories don’t fully translate to wholesale sales, early expectations are for a 0.7% decline - the first in the last four months.
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