Deutsche Bank
May 22, 2026
Daily Update: PMIs Mostly Weaker and Geopolitics Webinar
Daily UpdateMacro Economic IndicatorsEquitiesCommoditiesEnergyReal Estate
Global PMIs generally missed expectations in May, and Australia saw a major employment miss alongside proposed housing tax reforms. Markets remain focused on inflationary pressures from AI and geopolitical energy shifts.
Key Takeaways
- 1.Global PMIs showed mixed to weak signals, with US manufacturing beating expectations (55.3) while services missed, and significant misses in Eurozone manufacturing and services.
- 2.Australia reported a significant employment miss with a loss of 18.6k jobs in April, lifting the unemployment rate to 4.5%.
- 3.Major Australian tax reform involving the abolition of negative gearing is expected to reduce housing investor finance commitments by approximately 15%.
Table of Contents
- PMIs mostly weaker; webinar replay on geopolitics
- Dinner notes from George Saravelos
- Australian tax reform and property investors
- The day ahead
- Week Ahead Diary
- Data Calendar
- Appendix 1
- Additional Information
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Authors
Phil Odonaghoe
Securities
SPXCrude OilUS 10-Year TreasuryRBA Cash Rate
Themes
AI and InflationGeopolitical Energy RisksHousing Tax Reform
Regions
North AmericaAsia PacificEuropeUnited StatesAustraliaChina
