The PMIs for July suggest that supply chain disruptions weighed on output in Czechia and Poland and continued to put upward pressure on prices. Meanwhile, the releases suggest that manufacturing demand softened in Russia but strengthened in Turkey. The recent rise in new virus cases in the latter is a concern.
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