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| | ... "You picked a fine time to leave me, Lucille," as Kenny Rogers would say. Latest PMI data show that China's manufacturing and services sectors dropped below the expansion/contraction mark in August - manufacturing PMI down to 49.2 in August from ... |
| | | ... public record how it will help customers," Forrest said. "Look around the world...and any major carbon emitter, heavy manufacturing, heavy industry company [that have] said right, we will follow Fortescue, we'll commit by 2030 -- you'll see silence. ... |
| | | ... to access and retain lines of capital as economies recover and grow through COVID-19. "These assets, which span manufacturing, aquaculture, technology, meat processing and pharmacies, are in distress, not because their models are compromised, but because ... |
| | | ... Scott Mosely said. "The industrial sector continues to benefit from global thematics including e-commerce, on-shore manufacturing and a desire to be positioned close to the end-consumer. This has driven increased demand for strategically located assets ... |
| | | ... expected 63.7 in June from 68.7 in the previous month. The services PMI weakened to 64.6 from 70.4 in May while the manufacturing PMI was unchanged at 62.1 (although it slipped from the preliminary reading of 62.6). This is consistent with the decline ... |
| | | ... (2.4%), Brisbane (1.9%), Adelaide (1.6%), Melbourne (1.5%), Darwin (0.8%) and Perth (0.2%). The AiG Performance of Manufacturing index rose to a new series high of 63.2 points in June for its ninth straight month of above-50 reading indicating expansion. ... |
| | | ... However, as a percentage of total foreign investments into Australia - that includes agriculture, finance & insurance, manufacturing, electricity & gas, mineral exploration & development, real estate and services - China has allocated more into the purchase ... |
| | | ... COVID-19 restrictions, coupled with severe supply chain pressures, notably for manufacturers," they read. The flash manufacturing output index returned to contraction, scoring 49.1 in June from the previous months' final reading of 53.7. While the ... |
| | | ... May from 53.8 in April - the highest since February 2018 and the third straight month indicating expansion. The manufacturing sector recorded its highest level on record with a reading of 63.1 in May while the services sector rose to its highest level ... |
| | | ... alongside higher output levels due to the phased reopening of customer-facing areas of the UK economy." The flash UK manufacturing PMI soared to 66.1 in May - the highest since 1992 - from the final reading of 60.9 in the previous month. The flash UK ... |
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