标准普尔全球俄罗斯制造业采购经理人指数从3月份的近三年低点48.2升至2025年4月的49.3。最新数据表明,工厂活动连续第二个月下降,产量和新订单下降速度较慢。与此同时,在外部需求疲软的情况下,国外销售仍然疲软。就业人数再次下降,但随着企业建立安全库存,在供应商交货时间更广泛稳定的支持下,购买水平恢复增长。在成本方面,投入价格通胀连续第五个月放缓,对美元有利的汇率变动有助于缓和进口投入成本。投入通胀率为2020年2月以来最低,远低于系列平均水平。与此同时,产出价格通胀很小,达到2023年1月以来的最低水平。尽管比3月份略有下降,但商业信心仍然乐观,这得益于对需求改善的预期和扩大产品供应的计划。
The S&P Global Russia Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.3 in April 2025 from March’s near three-year low of 48.2. The latest reading signaled a second consecutive monthly drop in factory activity, with output and new orders declining at a slower rate. Meantime, foreign sales remained weak amid subdued external demand. Employment fell again, but buying levels returned to growth as firms built safety stocks, supported by a broader stabilization in supplier delivery times. On the cost front, input price inflation eased for the fifth straight month, with favorable exchange rate movements against the dollar helping to moderate imported input costs. The rate of input inflation was the slowest since February 2020 and well below the series average. Meanwhile, output price inflation was minimal, hitting its weakest level since January 2023. Despite a slight dip from March, business confidence remained positive, underpinned by expectations of improved demand and plans to broaden product offerings.