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PMI crashed to 29.5 points in April during sharpest ever decline
EconomyMacroeconomy. Input buying fell at the fastest rate since July 2015 as demand for raw materials fell. Lead times
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PMI drops to 46.8 points in July amid Covid-19 uncertainty
EconomyMacroeconomyfor the first time since March as supplier price hikes pushed raw material costs higher, though the cost rise
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PMI rises to 50 points in September, signalling stabilisation
EconomyMacroeconomy, with goods producers registering a quicker rate of inflation. This increase was linked to raw
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PMI edges down to 48.7 points in October as output declines at fastest rate since May
EconomyMacroeconomywas the quickest since January, driven by higher raw material costs. However, firms did not pass
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PMI drops to 42.3 points in November as second lockdown hits
EconomyMacroeconomyrestrictions and higher raw material prices drove input price inflation up leading to the fastest rise in costs
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PMI edges up to 46.9 points in December
EconomyMacroeconomyand at the fastest pace since March 2011. Respondents linked this change largely to higher raw material costs
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PMI rises to 50 points in January on hopes of vaccine roll-out
EconomyMacroeconomy, as vendor performance deteriorated significantly. Raw material shortages, and restrictions on movement
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Industrial production up by 3.3 percent in December
EconomyMacroeconomy, as vendor performance deteriorated significantly. Raw material shortages, and restrictions on movement due
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PMI dips to 49.4 points in February as cost burdens pile up
EconomyMacroeconomyto the highest since October 2000. Raw material prices and transportation costs were also higher
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Industrial production up by 3.4 percent in January
EconomyMacroeconomyfor a seventh straight month to the highest since October 2000. Raw material prices
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