What you'll find within this month's Global PMI Special Report

• An update on the latest economic situation following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, discussing the growth, supply chain and price impacts via input from a variety of S&P Global experts
• How various factors including the war has altered the economic outlook, and how recession risks have risen.
• How elevated inflationary pressures are looking persistent given the ongoing supply squeeze, albeit potentially peaking.
• Why, the energy market is adding a great deal of uncertainty to the economic outlook and inflation picture, and what it means for the likelihood of a return to the prewar status quo
• With food prices also remaining a major area of concern, we look at the various factors affecting agricultural supply in the coming months
• A deeper dive into the hardest hit manufacturing sector in May - auto making, which is seeing renewed supply chain pressures
• An overview of the latest developments in the Ukraine-Russia war

PMI surveys are already showing unprecedented upward pressure on global food manufacturing costs in May

Global Sector PMI data underscored how renewed supply chain delays have added to auto makers woes, with worldwide production falling in May at an increased rate