US Daily Data Recap: Surveys, energy data, Fedspeak and more

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US Daily Data Recap: Surveys, energy data, Fedspeak and more

Global Research

23 June 2026ab

US Daily Data Recap Economics

AmericasSurveys, energy data, Fedspeak and more

Amanda Wilcox

Economist

We recap the incoming June manufacturing and services surveys inside. The S&P Global amanda.wilcox@ubs.com

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flash manufacturing PMI rose modestly in June as gains in output and orders

outweighed a sharp drop in employment, while longer supplier delivery times pointed to Jonathan Pingle

ongoing supply constraints. Prices indexes softened modestly in June but remained Economist

elevated, with input costs still rising faster than output prices, suggesting firms are jonathan.pingle@ubs.com

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absorbing higher costs for now. The S&P Global flash services PMI edged up in June,

while the employment index remained in contraction despite a partial rebound and price Alan Detmeister

indexes stayed stable. Economist

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The FRB of Richmond manufacturing index moderated in June but remained in

Abigail Wattexpansion when adjusted to ISM weights, adding to an okay mix of regional

manufacturing surveys for the month. June services surveys from the Philadelphia and abigail.watt@ubs.com

Richmond districts pointed to ongoing soft activity. +1-212-882 6929

Jalen Nichols

High-frequency energy data indicates softening retail gas and Brent crude oil prices, Economist

while oil rig counts were flat in the latest data after seven weeks of consecutive jalen.nichols@ubs.com

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According to the Fed's Q1 distributional financial accounts data, savings remain

unevenly distributed, with below-average savings among the bottom 40% of the

income distribution and above-average savings among the top 20%.