For the first time in almost two years, manufacturing orders in the Eurozone fall due to inflation, the supply crisis and weakening demand. Here are the PMI indices of S&P global
The economy recorded strong growth in March but distrust now prevails due to war and inflation. The PMI indices of S&P global have been published
The PMI index shows a record March everywhere in the Eurozone: an increase in production and orders, also for exports. Risks from raw materials and the impact of the Suez blockade
December's composite PMI improves in the Eurozone but remains below the expansionary threshold of 50 points. Services recovering but with different speeds in Europe, China and Japan
The impressive sequence of data from the recession. The gap between countries. The fears in Phase 2. Why supply and demand remain misaligned
European price lists in the red but in partial recovery compared to the day's openings: the Merkel-Seehofer meeting in the afternoon is awaited. Uncertainty penalizes the euro. Good news from Italian manufacturing with the PMI index growing for the first time since January. Unemployment in…
Piazza Affari aligns with the rest of Europe. Falling oil penalizes Tenaris and Saipem. Weak banks. Telecom Italia in the spotlight for Persidera, the Biscione bears the brunt of the disagreement with Vivendi. A2A starts well after the gas tender…
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.
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.
Analysts' expectations were disappointed, as they had forecast a more contained drop to 52,8 - Manufacturing improves, services down - France did well, whose composite index rose to 53,3 - Germany did badly, weighed down by the decline…
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…
The growth rate recorded by the PMI index is the weakest in 13 months - Germany slows down again, France stagnates - Markit: "The data exponentially increase the probabilities of further stimuli from the ECB in March".
