Davivienda哥伦比亚制造业采购经理人指数从5月份的52.6降至2025年6月的51，标志着当前三个月增长以来最慢的扩张。虽然持续的需求支持了产出和新订单的增长，但两者的增长速度都较慢。企业持乐观态度，上调了明年的产出预测，但创造就业机会停滞不前，采购活动下降。随着临时合同到期，一些职位空缺，就业人数下降。投入品库存基本保持不变，反映了之前的库存积累。由于食品、金属、塑料和橡胶价格上涨，投入成本通胀加速至三个月高点，促使企业以2023年3月以来的最快速度提高产出费用。由于新订单和客户付款延迟，积压订单连续第二个月增加。受员工培训、技术投资和市场扩张预期的支撑，商业情绪达到五个月高点。
The Davivienda Colombia Manufacturing PMI fell to 51 in June 2025 from 52.6 in May, marking the slowest expansion in the current three-month growth streak. While sustained demand supported increases in output and new orders, both grew at slower rates. Firms held a positive outlook, upgrading output forecasts for the next year, but job creation stalled and purchasing activity declined. Employment fell as temporary contracts expired and some roles went unfilled. Stocks of inputs were largely unchanged, reflecting prior inventory accumulation. Input cost inflation accelerated to a three-month high amid rising prices for food, metals, plastics, and rubber, prompting firms to raise output charges at the fastest pace since March 2023. Backlogs rose for a second month due to new orders and delayed client payments. Business sentiment reached a five-month high, supported by expectations of staff training, tech investment, and market expansion.
