[ad_1] S&P Flash manufacturing PMI remains below 50.0 Prior PM Mfg 50.0 Flash Manufacturing PMI 49.4 vs 49.8 estimate Flash services PMI 50.8 vs 50.4 estimate ant 50.6 last month Composite 50.7 unchanged from last month 50.7. From S&P Global: In November, US businesses experienced a marginal expansion in output, similar to the growth rate
[ad_1] Share: US S&P Global Composite PMI held steady at 50.7 in November’s flash estimate. US Dollar Index stays in negative territory at around 103.50. The economic activity in the US private sector continued to expand at a modest pace in early November, with S&P Global Composite PMI holding steady at 50.7. The
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[ad_1] China’s factory activity unexpectedly pulled back in October, dropping convincingly back into contraction. There was the week-long holiday at the beginning of the month but that was a known known factored into estimates. There had been some ‘green shoots’ of economic recovery in China, in the wake of a raft of government and central
[ad_1] Details: Output (production) +5.2 vs +7.9 prior New orders -8.8 vs -5.2 prior Employment +6.7 vs +13.6 prior Outlook -17.1 vs -17.5 prior Prices paid for raw materials +13.6 vs +25.0 prior Prices received -2.1 vs +1.8 prior Wages +24.4 vs +34.8 prior Comments in the report: Chemical manufacturing The Middle East situation has
[ad_1] Prior month +5.0 New orders -4 vs +3 last month Services index -11 versus +4 last month Shipments +9 versus +7 last month Employment +7 versus +7 last month Wages +29 versus +23 last month Availability of skills needed -1 versus -10 last month Prices paid +3.02 versus +4.06 last month Prices received +2.07
[ad_1] Share: The latest data on Tuesday showed that the preliminary S&P Global Australian Services PMI posted 47.6 in October from 51.8 in September. On the other hand, the Manufacturing PMI eased to 48.0 from 48.7 in the previous reading. Furthermore, the Composite Index came in at 47.3 versus 51.5 prior. Market reaction At the press
[ad_1] Chinese Communist Party Xi speaking at the Belt and Road forum: belt and road cooperation has progressed from sketching the outline into filling in the details, blueprints turned into real projects This network has boosted the flow of goods, capital, technology and human resources into countries involved Only when the world is good, China
