This latest shift follows a trend of retreating prices that began in May, pulling the index further away from the three-year high established in April. The current figure reflects a modest drop from May's 130.8 points, providing a momentary reprieve for international markets still grappling with the volatility of the past two years.
Despite the recent downward movement, the broader economic landscape remains elevated compared to historical baselines. The index currently sits 1.7% above the levels recorded during the same period last year. However, it remains 18.7% below the record peak observed in March 2022, a surge triggered by the immediate supply chain disruptions following the escalation of the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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