Markit's Purchasing managers index rises to 58 points from 57,5. The end of 2017 was the best quarter since 2011. Employment rose
The PMI index calculated by Markit rose to 56,3 points from 53,6 in June - A similar result, much higher than analysts' expectations, has not been seen since mid-2006.
IHS Markit releases information on the Purchasing Managers Index every month. Eurozone final manufacturing index, in June, at 57,4. Growth rates improve in almost all countries, Greece resumes its expansion phase,…
In April, the PMI index elaborated by Markit/Adaci rose to 56,2 points from 55,7 in March - Seven of the eight nations monitored in the Eurozone recorded an improvement in the operating conditions of the manufacturing sector.
The PMI index in the eurozone reaches a new record in April. Employment and prices are growing. If this trend continues, 2017 estimates are likely to be revised upwards, says IHS Markit chief economist Chris Williamson
However, according to Markit economists, in light of Brexit and the attack in France "the eurozone economy has shown a surprising recovery".
According to Markit, the eurozone manufacturing PMI rose to 51,4 points in March (from 51,2 in February), the highest level in two months - Germany at a 16-month low, but the decline was offset by the shooting…
The PMI index relating to the currency area has fallen to a 12-month low, like that of Italy - It is even worse in Germany, while France is still in stagnation - Spain and Great Britain are also worsening - Markit: "The Eurozone of concern…