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Big drop in March sees PMI settle at 42.5 pts as Covid-19 measures bite
EconomyMacroeconomywas buoyed by longer supplier delivery times (usually a sign of improving demand). A sharp fall
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Newsletter 246 -03/04/2020
was buoyed by longer supplier delivery times (usually a sign of improving demand). A sharp fall
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Economic diversification vital to Greece's post-coronavirus future
Agoraas a reliable supplier than emerging markets, themselves coping with virus. Elsewhere, the collapse in oil
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PMI drops to 42.3 points in November as second lockdown hits
EconomyMacroeconomythe fourth quarter. Reports of supplier shortages, greater transportation costs due to increased
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PMI edges up to 46.9 points in December
EconomyMacroeconomyconditions. Supplier shortages were also reportedly a factor behind the further deterioration in vendor
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Industrial production up by 8.6 percent in November
EconomyMacroeconomyEurope and difficult transportation conditions. Supplier shortages were also reportedly a factor behind
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PMI rises to 54.4 points in April, highest since February 2020
EconomyMacroeconomy. “That said, supplier delivery delays and transportation issues led to a further severe deterioration
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PMI jumps to 58 points in May, strongest upturn in 20 years
EconomyMacroeconomygreater client demand and an end to many restrictions. There were also significant supplier delays
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PMI up to 58.6 pts in June on strongest rise in new orders for 21 years
EconomyMacroeconomyaffected with longer lead times due to transportation delays, greater demand globally and supplier
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Manufacturing growing at steady pace despite supply chain, inflation issues
EconomyMacroeconomy, the unprecedented supplier delivery delays have caused a rise in backlogs of work at series-record pace
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