德国5月份服务业仍处于萎缩状态

• Composite PMI in Germany increased to 48.80 points in May from 48.40 points in April and crossing estimates of 48.6.
• The S&P Global Germany Services PMI was revised higher to 48.1 in May 2026 from a preliminary of 47.8 and 46.9 in March but remained below the 50 threshold. 
• "The service sector remained mired in contraction territory in May, thereby raising the prospect of the overall economy also slipping into contraction in the second quarter following a solid growth performance in the opening three months of the year. Demand for services continues to be stifled by a squeeze on spending power from the increased cost of energy and heightened levels of uncertainty, although, encouragingly, the rates of decline in business activity and new work eased, offering hope that any downturn in the economy in Q2 would be only modest," said Phil Smith, Economics Associate Director at S&P Global Market Intelligence.

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