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| | | ... in China, the Eurozone and the UK strengthened further in August (this comes on top of better-than-expected manufacturing PMI readings in the same month). Domestically, just imagine the amount of consumer spending (60% of the economy) that could be generated ... |
| | | | ... activity gauge for the region shows that growth in the region continues to improve.A Markit's Eurozone final manufacturing PMI rose to 51.4 in August - the second straight month that the index had been in expansion territory - from 50.3 in the previous ... |
| | | | ... Commonwealth Bank market analyst Steven Daghlian said the market received a boost from the release of official Chinese manufacturing PMI figures for August, which were better than expected. "The economic news out of China was quite a positive sign and ... |
| | | | ... shot up 49.37 (1.36 per cent) to 3,675.74. "The major averages settled near their highs as better-than-expected manufacturing PMI data out of China, the eurozone, and the US helped entice investors into bidding up global equities," Briefing.com said ... |
| | | | ... not our only export market. And things are picking up in the others. Its picking up in Europe. The Eurozone's manufacturing PMI rose to a 16-month high of 48.8 in June from 48.3 in the previous month, prompting Markit Economics to declare that, "On this ... |
| | | | ... second consecutive month in May, by 98,265 - the biggest ever decline. This good news comes on top of Spain's manufacturing PMI jumping to a two-year high in the same month. Not just that, Bloomberg also reports that in March, "Spain registered its first ... |
| | | | ... private client adviser Craig Walker said. "The market seems really to be sitting on its hands ahead of the Chinese manufacturing PMI, which doesn't come out until tomorrow," Mr Walker said. "The market is pretty flat ahead of economic data tomorrow." ... |
| | | | ... of Fedspeak of QE rollback "in the next few meetings". There's the yen rebound and lower-than-expected China manufacturing PMI - not good for exports. There was the spike in 10-year JGB yields following BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda's 'revelation' to ... |
| | | | ... Composite index plunged 3.7% and the S&P/ASX 200 index lost 1.5% yesterday. All due to reports that China's non-manufacturing PMI eased to 54.5 in February - the weakest level in five months - from 56.2 in January. Don't know about you but isn't the ... |
| | | | ... months -- rose by 0.5% in December after an unchanged reading in November. Betterer number 3. Markit's flash US manufacturing PMI improved to 56.1 in January from 54.0 in the previous month, indicating an acceleration in general business activity in ... |
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