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| | ... 33rd consecutive month of decline - to 772,400 (the lowest in 40 years). This adds to positive indications from the latest Markit/CIPS UK purchasing managers' index (PMI) surveys. The March surveys' headlines say it all: UK Manufacturing PMI hits 8-month ... |
| | | ... cries into a whisper. Perhaps. Then again, perhaps not. The primary reason being that this is old "bad news". Markit Economics' manufacturing PMI survey is newer and it's "good news" that means... Markit's flash US manufacturing PMI rose to 55.3 in March ... |
| | | Markit Economics' flash PMI (purchasing managers' index) data dump yesterday gives us the lay of the land for first quarter economy and beyond. While it's tempting to correlate these PMI readings with the effectiveness (or not) of the monetary policy ... |
| | | ... perked up after a survey showed eurozone business activity hit a near four-year high in March. The closely watched Markit Economics report Composite Purchasing Managers Output Index (PMI) rose to 54.1 points from 53.3 in February, putting it well above ... |
| | | ... after appreciating by 11.9% last year -- has been winning that America's beginning to lose. A recent report by Markit Economics shows money flowed out of US-exposed equity funds (net outflow of US$16.8 billion) and into Eurozone-exposed (net inflow of ... |
| | | ... the same time "beggars their neighbour" by exporting their weakness and deflation elsewhere. The latest HSBC/Markit Economics and the official manufacturing PMI indices show that these are taking its toll on China. The HSBC manufacturing PMI remained ... |
| | | ... compounded by indications that global demand would remain subdued at the same time. We know from last week, when Markit Economics released its final read of the Eurozone Composite PMI for November that the region's economy is stagnating. Don't take my ... |
| | | You wouldn't miss it even if you tried. Markit Economics did a dump - a dump of fresh PMI data, that is - but after a brief knee-jerk reaction from the financial markets, everything went back to where they were. As they should. This is because the November ... |
| | | ... businesses cut prices, data showed Monday, but the gain was less than originally estimated. The headline measure from data firm Markit's monthly survey of purchasing managers at manufacturers rose to 50.6 from 50.3 in September. However, the final measure ... |
| | | ... eurozone slowed further in September, adding to concerns that a sluggish economic recovery could be close to stalling. The Markit composite purchasing managers index fell for a second consecutive month, hitting a nine-month low of 52.3 points in September ... |
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