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| | | ... the world's second-biggest economy China which showed manufacturing activity slowed last month. The official Chinese purchasing managers' index (PMI) dropped to 50.4 in October from 51.2 in September. The Institute of Supply Management reported slowing ... |
| | | | ... market is that two-thirds of people said they now shop online, meaning that as they become more comfortable with online purchasing they will step up their online expenditure across more item categories. For example, while the major categories are now ... |
| | | | ... these past few days, it better deliver on 26 October. And Wednesday couldn't come soon enough. Last night's October purchasing managers index (PMI) numbers pointed in the "R" direction. The Eurozone composite PMI dropped to a reading of 47.2 this month ... |
| | | | ... high in October, lifted by a pick-up in output and orders despite the global economic turmoil. The preliminary HSBC purchasing managers' index (PMI) stood at 51.1 in October, up from 49.9 in September, the British banking giant said, lifting hopes that ... |
| | | | ... gear in August, tumbling to a two-year low, in a fresh sign the economy is slowing fast. The eurozone manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) compiled by Markit fell to 49.0 points in August from 50.4 in July. Any score below 50 indicates contraction ... |
| | | | ... per cent) to close at 2,579.46. Markets got a lift when the Institute of Supply Management-Chicago reported that its purchasing managers' index came in at 56.5 in August, above analysts' forecasts. Any number greater than 50 indicates expansion. Separately ... |
| | | | ... they've heard on cyberspace. The world is looking good. There was the story of China and how its manufacturing PMI (purchasing managers index) came in better-than-expected. There was a similar tale told about Europe. There's also the good news on bad ... |
| | | | ... downgrades. Bondholders have been concerned by the size of US debt and the decline in value of the US dollar, eroding the purchasing power of their investments. Bill Gross, managing director of bond fund PIMCO, sold out of US Treasuries in March. In ... |
| | | | ... than equity holders but never the less receive equity like returns," said Miller. "Examples might be private loans, purchasing infrastructure debt on the secondary market, mezzanine debt or sub-investment grade corporate bonds." New analysts Jordan Taylor ... |
| | | | ... Consultation Paper 164 Additional guidance on how to scale advice (CP 164) will offer examples of scalable advice in purchasing shares, adopting a transition to retirement strategy and superannuation pension products among others. CP 164 will also outline ... |
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