manufacturing
The preliminary estimates for the HCOB Eurozone manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) figure for June was revealed on Friday morning, coming in at 45.6, according to S&P Global. This was a six-month low, as well as quite a drop from May’s 47.3. However, due to June’s number still being under 50, the Eurozone manufacturing sector is still considered to be contracting, whereas a number over 50 would mean growth. June was the 15th month in a row of contraction, mainly due to new orders, employment and export figures lagging. Several companies also faced more rising input costs, while sel...
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The German year-on-year producer price index (PPI) report for May was released on Thursday morning, coming in at -2.2%, up from April’s -3.3%, according to the Federal Statistical Office. However, this was still slightly higher than analyst expectations of -2%. The producer price index looks at inflation at a wholesale level, by comparing how the prices that domestic manufacturers receive for their products changes over time. May’s figure marked the 11th month in a row that producer prices had declined, however, it was still the lowest number during this period. This was mainly due to energy p...
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Producer prices saw a 1% fall in April, revealing a slightly bigger drop than the 0.5% seen in March, the latest eurozone month-on-month producer price index (PPI) report published by Eurostat has revealed. The greater-than-expected fall was mainly due to a cut in energy prices of 3.6% against the -2.3% cut in March. Producer prices, excluding energy prices, inched up 0.2% in April, down from 0.3% in March. Costs for non-durable goods, such as food, cosmetics, fuel, clothes, rose 0.1% in April, a slower rate than March's 0.6%. However, prices for durable goods, such as consumer electronics, fu...
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The final eurozone manufacturing PMI from Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) grew to 47.3 in May, announced S&P Global on Monday. That was up from April's figure of 45.7 and just below the preliminary estimate of 47.4. The PMI figure looks at five indices to measure economic health: new orders, output, employment, suppliers' delivery times, and stocks of purchases. A reading above 50 points to expansion, whereas one below 50 signals contraction. Manufacturing PMI Output at a 14-month highThe Manufacturing PMI Output Index, a separate figure that makes up the broader Manufacturing PMI, looks at the...
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This week, the market focus will be on the manufacturing activities of major global economies, particularly in Europe and the United States. Other influential economic events include the UK inflation data and the Reserve Bank of New Zealand's (RBNZ) interest rate decision, which will provide insights into their respective economic landscapes. Additionally, quarterly earnings from the tech giant Nvidia will be closely watched for clues about the semiconductor industry's trajectory. EuropeBoth France and Germany are set to release their flash manufacturing and services PMIs for May. Manufacturin...
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Germany’s factory orders were up 0.2% in February, a monthly increase that fell short of experts’ forecasts. A Reuters poll of analysts had estimated an increase of 0.8%, whilst Bloomberg had predicted a jump of 0.7%. According to Germany's official statistics agency, this marginal uptick was driven by increased demand in the machinery and equipment sector (+10.7% on the previous month), and more orders within the chemical (+3.1%) and pharmaceutical (+6.6%) industries. Experts slash economic growth forecast for 'ailing' Germany February’s growth figure comes after a dramatic monthly fall of -1...
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