S&P 500 — US Large Cap Index
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Euro Stoxx 50 — Eurozone Leaders
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IPC Index — Mexico Market
The S&P Global Egypt PMI rose to 46.8 in July 2026 from 46.0 in June, signaling a softer but still sharp contraction in the non-oil private sector. New orders fell for a seventh straight month amid weak demand, high prices, shipping delays, and fewer new projects, leading to a softer decline in output. Employment continued to fall, while backlogs of work rose at the second-fastest rate in nearly three years. Purchasing activity contracted at the sharpest pace since September 2023, prompting the first decline in input inventories in five months. In contrast, supply chain conditions improved for the first time since March as delivery times shortened amid easing Middle East disruptions. Input cost inflation also eased to a six-month low, while output price inflation slowed to a four-month low. Looking ahead, business confidence hit its highest level since June 2022, although optimism remained tied to regional geopolitical developments.
