US economy saw a notable rebound in private sector activity in May, with both PMI Manufacturing and Services rising to 52.3, lifting the Composite reading to a solid 52.1. According to S&P Global, this improvement marks a turnaround from April’s slump and is largely attributed to improved sentiment following the temporary suspension of higher tariffs. […]
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