New Zealand manufacturing PMI 53.9 vs 51.4 prior
Prior was 51.4 (revised to 51.7) This is the best reading since August 2022. Is there still time to move to New Zealand? This article...
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New Zealand Manufacturing PMI Climbs To 53.9 In February
The manufacturing sector in New Zealand continued to expand in February, and at a faster rate, the latest survey from BusinessNZ revealed on Friday with...
New Zealand data – Manufacturing sales volumes +1.1% q/q
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U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI Dipped in February as Tariffs Concerns Weighed
The February U.S. ISM manufacturing PMI fell from 50.9 to 50.3, short of expectations at 50.6, chalking up its second consecutive monthly decline while businesses...
UK Manufacturing Downturn Deepens February
UK manufacturing activity deteriorated at the steepest pace in fourteen months in February amid ongoing concerns about weak demand and rising cost pressures, final survey...
US February ISM manufacturing 50.3 vs 50.8 expected
Prior was 50.9 Prices paid 62.4 vs 55.8 expected (prior 54.9) Employment 47.6 vs 50.3 prior New orders 48.6 vs 55.1 prior Production 50.7 vs...
US February final S&P Global manufacturing PMI 52.7 vs 51.6 prelim
Prelim was 51.6 January final was 51.2 There was some real optimism in January as prospects for the year ahead hit the highest in three...
Italy February manufacturing PMI 47.4 vs 46.8 expected
Key findings: Modest and softer drop in production volumes Output charges reduced again amid subdued sales environment Employment and purchasing fall as firms remain in...
France February final manufacturing PMI 45.8 vs 45.5 prelim
Both output and new orders are still in sharp declines, though at least the situation is seen improving in February. Overall, weak demand conditions remain...
UK February final manufacturing PMI 46.9 vs 46.4 prelim
Key Findings: Manufacturing PMI at 14-month low of 46.9 Steepest job losses since mid-2020 Output and new orders fall at faster rates Comment: Rob Dobson,...