标准普尔全球波兰制造业采购经理人指数从3月份的50.7降至2025年4月的50.2,表明商业状况持续改善,尽管速度较慢。产出连续第三个月增长,增速为2022年2月以来最快,同时就业也有所回升,以应对不断增长的工作量。积压订单近三年来首次增加,支持了复苏。然而,新订单略有下滑,引发了对需求的担忧。采购活动增加,但随着生产加速,投入库存下降。供应商交货时间自2024年6月以来首次缩短。就价格而言,销售和投入成本都进一步上涨,但涨幅相对较弱。尽管产出强劲,但商业信心急剧减弱,创下疫情以来的最大跌幅,突显出该行业前景的脆弱性。
The S&P Global Poland Manufacturing PMI fell to 50.2 in April 2025 from 50.7 in March, indicative of continued improvement in business conditions although at a slower pace. Output rose for the third month and at the fastest pace since February 2022, while employment also picked up to meet rising workloads. Backlogs increased for the first time in nearly three years, supporting the recovery. However, new orders slipped slightly, raising concerns about demand. Purchasing activity rose, but input inventories fell as production accelerated. Supplier delivery times shortened for the first time since June 2024. In terms of prices, selling and input costs both rose further, but at relatively weak rates. Despite stronger output, business confidence weakened sharply, registering its steepest drop since the pandemic, highlighting fragility in the sector's outlook.