… manufacturing stuck amid global tariff uncertainty and in general private sector employment decreased for 6th month running, albeit at a slower pace. “business restructuring, investments in
automation and the non-replacement of leavers in response to rising payroll costs”
Business activity in #Germany continued to contract in October to highlight #recession risks. A sluggish rise in services output was accompanied by further steep drop in manufacturing output, according to the flash #PMI https://t.co/5Tyc52P2mQ
Week Ahead Economic Preview: Week of 21 October 2024 sees focus on the flash #PMI surveys from S&P Global alongside Bank of Canada rate setting meet. https://t.co/7tlUNq5sFn #economics#macro
US flash services #PMI shows service sector driving sustained robust economic upturn in September, but prices rise at faster rate. More at https://t.co/XbcfMbjHJE
The signal from today's UK flash #PMI is one of prices rising at the slowest rate since February 2021, bringing the Bank of England's 2% inflation target closer into view. #BoE#GBP. More at https://t.co/ATGOaQor5R
The #ECB's inflation fight has come with a cost, however, with a renewed fall in output signalling a rising risk of a hard landing for the #euro area economy.
Flash September #PMI shows average prices charged for goods and services in the #eurozone rising at the slowest rate since February 2021. The decline pushes the PMI’s selling price index to a level below that consistent with the ECB's 2% target.
#Recession risks rise in #Germany as flash PMI signals deepening downturn in September, led by a slumping manufacturing sector. More at https://t.co/3gMO4Y4msH
📆 US payrolls, Bank of Canada meeting and worldwide PMI releases for August. #NFP#interestrates#PMI
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📆 US core PCE, eurozone inflation and China PMI highlights are set to be in focus in the fresh week. #weekahead#PMI#inflation
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Flash #PMI for #Germany falls deeper into contraction territory in August. The manufacturing downturn remains worryingly steep and services growth is slowing. More at https://t.co/uPbX1xFKDP