Tag: JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI
JP Morgan global manufacturing PMI dips to nine-month low
The JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI has reported a reading of 48.8 for September, indicating a deterioration in overall operating conditions for the third successive month.
Global manufacturing growth stalls as PMI drops below 50.0 – JP Morgan
The global manufacturing sector experienced a significant setback at the start of the second half of 2024 as July saw output expand at the weakest rate in the current seven-month sequence of increases.
Global manufacturing growth continues as input costs hit 16-month high
Global manufacturing continued its upturn in June, although input cost inflation accelerated to a 16-month high, according to the latest JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI.
March sees surge in global manufacturing output – JP Morgan PMI report
In a promising sign for the global economy, March witnessed a robust acceleration in the rate of growth in manufacturing production, reaching its highest level since June 2022, driven by a surge in new orders.
Global manufacturing PMI remains in contractionary territory at end of 2023
The global manufacturing sector continued to see contractionary conditions in the last month of 2023 as intakes of new business shrunk further, driving production to decline for the seventh consecutive month.
Global Manufacturing PMI slips further amid new order intakes decline, says JP Morgan
Conditions in the global manufacturing industry have seen a decline in June as output shrinks to contraction, dragged by a decrease in new order intakes, according to the latest global manufacturing PMI report.
JP Morgan: global manufacturing activity slumps further in November
The Global Performance of Manufacturing Index’s (PMI) downturn intensified in November, hitting a 29-month low as companies face weaker intakes of new business, slower international trade flows, and continued high costs.
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