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15 September 2021 Chris Williamson
A new survey from S&P Global reveals that US equity investors' risk appetite has deteriorated to the worst level recorded over the past year...
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13 September 2021 Chris Williamson
The underlying trend in the pace of UK economic growth likely slowed for a third successive month in August
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10 September 2021 Chris Williamson
Recent PMI data have sent diverging signals on the path of central bank policy tapering
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10 September 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The new COVID-19 waves in East Asian electronics manufacturing hubs have further increased supply chain disruptions at electronics plants
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10 September 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
A busy week of economic releases is lined up ahead with US and UK August inflation numbers to watch
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08 September 2021 Jingyi Pan
Asia Sector PMI showed only five of 18 sectors reported output growth in August, the lowest number since June 2020
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08 September 2021 Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The global economy expanded for a fourteenth straight month in August, according to the JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by S&P Global)
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07 September 2021 Chris Williamson
With August seeing a rise in COVID-19 case numbers globally due to the spread of the Delta variant, it was no surprise to see healthcare leading...
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07 September 2021 Chris Williamson
The UK construction PMI showed the contruction activity is being hit by shortages of raw materials and labour, and reaches its lowest output...
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06 September 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth slowed to the lowest since January in August as the spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant disrupted activity around the...
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03 September 2021 Jingyi Pan
Emerging markets slipped into contraction in August for the first time in fourteen months, reflecting the pressure stemming from the latest COVID-19...
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03 September 2021 Rajiv Biswas
Many Southeast Asian economies have continued to be hammered by escalating new COVID-19 Delta waves during August
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03 September 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Central bank meetings in the eurozone, Australia and Malaysia pack the week ahead, with the focus firmly on whether the European Central Bank...
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02 September 2021 Chris Williamson
A mild decline in the headline global PMI masks a more worrying downturn in manufacturing production revealed by the survey’s sub-indices. These...
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27 August 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Worldwide manufacturing and services PMIs offer the first comprehensive look at economic conditions around the globe in August next week
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25 August 2021 Chris Williamson
S&P Global’s PMI business surveys provide leading signals of economic change ahead of comparable official data. In this example we look at how...
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23 August 2021 Chris Williamson
Flash PMI surveys showed the eurozone enjoying the strongest expansion of the major developed economies in August
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23 August 2021 Chris Williamson
Eurozone business activity continued to grow at one of the strongest rates seen over the past two decades in August
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18 August 2021 David Owen
The spread of the COVID-19 Delta variant, and subsequent state capital lockdowns, fuelled a sharp decline in economic activity across Australia...
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18 August 2021 Chris Williamson
A retrospective of 2008 underscores the value of the PMI survey in providing policymakers with an early picture of economic conditions
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18 August 2021 Chris Williamson
The 2017 period serves as a reminder to treat early GDP estimates with caution, with the PMI historically providing a valuable advance guide...
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12 August 2021 Chris Williamson
The backlogs of work index from S&P Global’s PMI business surveys captures the volume of orders that a company has received but has yet to either...
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12 August 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The Philippines economy rebounded strongly in the second quarter of 2021, after five consecutive quarters of economic contraction during 2020...
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12 August 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Meeting minutes from the Fed and RBA will be released in the coming week while a series of economic data will be closely watch, including eurozone...
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10 August 2021 Sian Jones
The Czech manufacturing sector has seen a marked expansion in output in recent months, as demand continued to recover from a tumultuous year
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10 August 2021 Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Purchasing Managers’ Index™ (PMI™) data are compiled by S&P Global for more than 40 economies worldwide. The monthly data are derived from surveys...
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06 August 2021 Chris Williamson
S&P Global’s PMI business surveys showed the global economic recovery continuing into July, but the rate of expansion lost momentum
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05 August 2021 Jingyi Pan
The S&P Global Global Sector PMI™ signalled sustained strong recovery for the global economy, led by the consumer services sector
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02 August 2021 Chris Williamson
July saw another unprecedented lengthening of manufacturers’ supply chains, linked in many cases to production of key components being hit by...
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02 August 2021 Rajiv Biswas
A key risk to the near-term economic outlook of South Korea is the sharp upturn in daily new COVID-19 cases during July, with the highly transmissible...
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02 August 2021 Chris Williamson
The Eurozone manufacturing PMI survey brought further signs that manufacturers and their suppliers are struggling to raise capacity fast enough...
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02 August 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
A fully-packed week for economy watchers kicks off with worldwide manufacturing and services PMIs and rounds off with the US jobs report
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26 July 2021 Chris Williamson
Flash PMI surveys showed mixed trends in July, with COVID-19 once again playing a key role in divergences
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26 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas
Rebounding consumer spending and industrial production in key economies, notably the US, China, EU and UK, is helping to drive demand for a wide...
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26 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Friday's flash PMI data brought some relief on the price front, with the US survey price gauges down for a second straight month to hint that...
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26 July 2021 Jingyi Pan
The au Jibun Bank Flash Japan Composite PMI, compiled by S&P Global, indicated Japan's private sector shrank for a third straight month in July...
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23 July 2021 Chris Williamson
July saw the UK economy's recent growth spurt hit by a rising wave of virus infections, which subdued customer demand, disrupted supply chains...
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23 July 2021 Chris Williamson
July’s flash PMI data for UK manufacturing revealed that production growth was stymied by the rising wave of COVID-19 infections
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23 July 2021 Chris Williamson
Eurozone business activity grew at the fastest rate for 21 years in July as the economy continued to re-open from COVID-19 restrictions. The...
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23 July 2021 Jingyi Pan
Renewed movement restrictions, brought about by the spread of the Delta variant, weighed heavily on the Australian economy in July
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21 July 2021 Chris Williamson
The suppliers’ delivery times index from S&P Global’s PMI business surveys captures the extent of supply chain delays in an economy, which in...
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20 July 2021 Chris Williamson
Taiwanese export data show the growth rate cooling in the second quarter, corroborating recent PMI survey findings of slower export gains
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15 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The first glimpses of worldwide economic growth and inflation trends at the start of the third quarter will be revealed by flash PMI surveys...
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15 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas
Despite the strong rebound in global economic growth in H1 2021 led by the US and Western Europe, many APAC economies are being hit by new COVID-19...
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14 July 2021 David Owen
The Accenture/S&P Global UK Business Outlook showed that the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on UK companies has lessened considerably in recent...
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12 July 2021 David Owen
UK business optimism continued to strengthen midway through the year, as expectations of a strong recovery enabled firms to plan a record increase...
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12 July 2021 Jingyi Pan
June global PMI brought greater warnings of the Delta wave’s effect on diverging economic performance
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09 July 2021 Shreeya Patel
Latest PMI™ data revealed another sharp deterioration in the health of Myanmar’s manufacturing sector at the end of the second quarter, as firms...
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09 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas
China-Australia trade tensions have escalated significantly in 2020-21, with Australian exports of goods having been impacted by an increasing...
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09 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Central bank meetings will be held in Canada, Japan, New Zealand and South Korea in the coming week, which come alongside important inflation...
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07 July 2021 Chris Williamson
The global economy expanded at a solid rate again in June, according to the JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by S&P Global)
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07 July 2021 Chris Williamson
S&P Global's PMI surveys indicate that demand is switching from goods to services, but regional divergences in consumer spending remained marked...
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06 July 2021 Chris Williamson
S&P Global's PMI business surveys showed the global economic recovery losing slight momentum in June though regional differences remained marked...
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02 July 2021 Chris Williamson
Although global manufacturing output growth ran at one of the fastest rates seen for over a decade in June, capacity constraints continued to...
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02 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Worldwide services and composite PMIs will be in focus following the release of global manufacturing PMIs, which highlighted the continued divergence...
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02 July 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The latest S&P Global Vietnam Manufacturing PMI for June 2021 showed a sharp drop, reflecting the impact of the rising Covid wave.
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01 July 2021 Chris Williamson
UK suppliers of components and smaller firms hit especially hard since end of Brexit transition period
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01 July 2021 Chris Williamson
Eurozone manufacturing continued to grow at a rate unbeaten in almost 24 years of survey history in June as demand surged with the further relaxation...
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25 June 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Recent PMI data have highlighted the 'vaccine dividend' driving strong growth in the US and Europe while many other countries continue to struggle...
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23 June 2021 Chris Williamson
The US continued to lead the global economic rebound in June, according to flash PMI data from S&P Global, but also showed signs of growth peaking...
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23 June 2021 Chris Williamson
Record levels of the UK flash PMI survey's price gauges and the further development of capacity constraints hint strongly that consumer price...
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23 June 2021 Chris Williamson
UK businesses reported a record increase in employment during June as the economy continued to reopen from COVID-19 restrictions, according to...
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23 June 2021 Chris Williamson
Eurozone business activity grew at the fastest rate for 15 years in June as the economy re-opened further from virus-fighting restrictions and...
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23 June 2021 Chris Williamson
The UK’s record economic growth spurt continued in June, according to the latest flash PMI data from S&P Global and CIPS
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23 June 2021 Jingyi Pan
June flash PMI showed Japan’s private sector contracted for a second straight month as COVID-19 restrictions and supply woes constrained output...
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21 June 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated to the fastest for 15 years in May as economies continued to open up from COVID-19 related restrictions
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17 June 2021 Chris Williamson
S&P Global's PMI business surveys showed the economic recovery gaining momentum in May as output growth accelerated to the fastest for 15 years...
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17 June 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The strong rebound in global economic growth in the first half of 2021 has driven a significant upturn in Asia Pacific merchandise exports which...
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17 June 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
Flash PMIs will be released in the coming week for the US, UK, eurozone, Japan and Australia
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16 June 2021 Sian Jones
As Europe begins to ramp up vaccination rollouts, countries such as Greece, where the tourism sector is vital to the wider economy, have an additional...
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11 June 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The highly anticipated Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting will take place alongside central bank meetings in Japan, Taiwan and Indonesia...
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10 June 2021 Jingyi Pan
The S&P Global US Sector PMI™ reflected continued improvement in business activity across all seven broad categories surveyed
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04 June 2021 Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
A series of key economic data releases are anticipated in the coming week, in addition to central bank meetings in the eurozone and Canada
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03 June 2021 Chris Williamson
The S&P Global US composite PMI, covering both manufacturing and services, showed one of the largest jumps on record in May
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02 June 2021 Jingyi Pan
Global manufacturing PMI reflects supply chain woes persisted in May
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01 June 2021 Chris Williamson
Eurozone manufacturing continued to grow at a rate unprecedented in almost 24 years of survey history in May, but also indicated record capacity...
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28 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The Philippines has remained in protracted recession during early 2021, suffering its fifth consecutive quarter of economic contraction in the...
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28 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
A busy week is packed with manufacturing and services PMIs around the globe and rounds off with the May US labour market update. The news flow...
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24 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The focus this week is on central banks, as taper talk stirs...
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24 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas
An increasing number of Asia-Pacific (APAC) economies have been hit by escalating Covid-19 waves during April and May, reflecting factors such...
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21 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Flash PMI survey data showed business activity rising strongly in the US and Europe during May as these economies continued to open up from Covid-19...
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21 May 2021 Jingyi Pan
au Jibun Bank Japan PMI
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21 May 2021 Chris Williamson
The UK is enjoying an unprecedented growth spurt as the economy reopens, according to the latest flash PMI data from S&P Global and CIPS
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21 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Demand for goods and services is surging at the sharpest rate for nearly 15 years across the eurozone, according to flash PMI data form S&P Global...
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21 May 2021 Jingyi Pan
The Australian economy continued to expand into the second quarter with May flash PMI data from S&P Global indicating a ninth consecutive month...
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17 May 2021 Sian Jones Paul Smith, Ph.D. Eliot Kerr
In this paper we present ideas on how to derive signals from national sector PMI data and use these in active equity investment strategies for...
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17 May 2021
Get insights on the Purchasing Managers' Index from third-party articles and learn how to use PMI and the value of early data in planning and...
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17 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
A busy economic calendar is seen for the week ahead with special attention on May's flash PMI data due from the US, Eurozone, Japan, UK and Australia...
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Global business surveys indicated a marked upturn in hiring in April as companies boosted activity in line with resurgent demand for goods and...
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated sharply in April, and further robust growth looks likely in the coming months
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Worldwide orders for business equipment rose at the fastest rate for a decade in April, as increasing numbers of companies invested in expanding...
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10 May 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated sharply in April to reach an 11-year high
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07 May 2021 Annabel Fiddes
The gradual rollback of pandemic restrictions and the roadmap out of lockdown led to a flurry of hiring activity across the UK in April
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07 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas
Taiwan recorded buoyant GDP growth of 8.2% year-on-year in the first quarter of 2021, helped by rapid growth of electronics exports to key markets...
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07 May 2021 Rajiv Biswas Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
After April's global PMIs revealed the strongest growth in 11 years, official economic data releases will be of interest to track recovery momentum...
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06 May 2021 Jingyi Pan
The US private sector exhibited the strongest expansion on record in April, supported by faster growth in both manufacturing and service sectors...
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04 May 2021 Chris Williamson
US manufacturers reported the biggest boom in at least 14 years during April, but supply constraints at a time of surging demand are causing...
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04 May 2021 Chris Williamson
The rebound in demand from COVID-19 lockdowns propelled global manufacturing output growth to its fastest for 11 years at the start of the second...
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30 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Jingyi Pan Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global’s latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report, please click on the ‘Download Full Report’...
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27 April 2021 Chris Williamson
UK PMI data show smaller firms hit by slumping exports so far in 2021, contrasting with strong export growth at large firms
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26 April 2021 Usamah Bhatti
Supply chain constraints and shortages of critical materials have accompanied the recovery in global demand for goods and services, according...
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26 April 2021 Chris Williamson
The US and UK reported stronger economic growth than Japan and the eurozone in April, according to flash PMI data from S&P Global
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26 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The Australian economy has rebounded in early 2021 from the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic restrictive measures that hit domestic demand during...
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26 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Jingyi Pan Daniel Yergin, Ph.D. Chris Williamson
The coming week sees central bank policy meetings in the US and Japan alongside some key economic data releases
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23 April 2021 Chris Williamson
An easing of COVID-19 containment measures in April helped drive the pace of UK economic growth to the best for almost seven and a half years...
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23 April 2021 Chris Williamson
In a month during which virus containment measures were tightened in the face of further waves of infections, the eurozone economy showed encouraging...
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23 April 2021 Jingyi Pan
The Japanese economy saw encouraging signs in April according to preliminary PMI data
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22 April 2021 Usamah Bhatti
The UK's construction sector recovery gathered momentum in March, according to S&P Global/CIPS PMI data, as robust increases in output across...
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21 April 2021 Daniel Yergin, Ph.D.
If you’re wondering why your new couch is going to take three or four months to arrive, not just a few weeks, the reason is simple: You are...
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16 April 2021 David Owen
S&P Global's Australia PMI data have recently been expanded in order to delve more deeply into the regional and sectoral trends affecting business...
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16 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Interest rate decisions are scheduled at central banks in the eurozone, Canada, Indonesia and Russia in a week which also sees the publication...
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14 April 2021 Lewis Cooper Andrew Harker
As was the case throughout much of 2020, a range of major cities across the world have continued to underperform relative to the rest of their...
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13 April 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated in March, buoyed by a rejuvenated service sector accompanying further manufacturing growth
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09 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The near-term outlook for the Philippines economy has been impacted by a sharply rising wave of new COVID-19 cases since mid-March 2021
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09 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Lewis Cooper Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Updates to economic trends in China, Japan, the US, Eurozone and UK will dominate the week as markets seek insights into growth momentum amid...
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08 April 2021 Chris Williamson
Inflationary pressures have risen worldwide to the highest for at least a decade as a surge in demand is accompanied by widespread supply constraints...
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07 April 2021 Chris Williamson
Global employment growth accelerated in March, according to the worldwide PMI surveys compiled by S&P Global, as companies increasingly sought...
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07 April 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated to the fastest in just over six and a half years in March, buoyed by a rejuvenated service sector accompanying...
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01 April 2021 Chris Williamson
Global manufacturing output growth accelerated in March to one of the fastest rates seen over the past decade
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01 April 2021 Rajiv Biswas Lewis Cooper Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Service sector PMIs will dominate the week alongside some key updates to trade, industrial production and inflation
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26 March 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Payrolls and PMIs dominate the economic agenda for the week ahead, with the ECB's latest analysis and eurozone inflation also in focus
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24 March 2021 Chris Williamson
Early indicators of economic performance in March point to the US outperforming among the largest developed economies, though growth resumed...
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24 March 2021 Chris Williamson
The eurozone economy beat expectations in March, showing a much better than anticipated expansion thanks mainly to a record surge in manufacturing...
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24 March 2021 Chris Williamson
The UK economy rebounded from two months of decline in March, according to the latest flash PMI data from S&P Global and CIPS
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22 March 2021 Paul Smith, Ph.D. Eliot Kerr
According to our latest Global Trade Index, global trade was estimated to be 14.9% higher than a year ago in January
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19 March 2021 Rajiv Biswas Lewis Cooper Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
A jam-packed economic calendar for the week ahead sees the release of flash PMI data for the Eurozone, UK and US, as well as Japan and Australia...
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16 March 2021 Shreeya Patel
The Philippines manufacturing PMI indicated that the rebound in operating conditions seen at the start of the year extended into February. The...
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12 March 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated in February, according to the worldwide PMI surveys conducted by S&P Global, with growth falling just short...
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12 March 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The main events of the week ahead will be central bank policy meetings in the US, UK and Japan, which are accompanied by some key indicator releases...
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08 March 2021 Paul Smith, Ph.D.
In this short paper, we provide thoughts and ideas on how to glean signals from national sector PMI data with a view to utilising these in active...
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05 March 2021 Chris Williamson
A key global gauge of companies’ input cost inflation rose to its highest level for over 12 years in February
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05 March 2021 Rajiv Biswas Rahul Kapoor Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global’s latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report, please click on the ‘Download Full Report’...
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03 March 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated in February, according to the worldwide PMI surveys conducted by S&P Global, led by the US. However, further...
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03 March 2021 Chris Williamson
Global economic growth accelerated in February, according to the worldwide PMI surveys conducted by S&P Global, with growth falling just short...
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01 March 2021 Chris Williamson
Global manufacturing output growth accelerated in February to reach one of the fastest rates of expansion seen over the past decade. The improvement...
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26 February 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global's latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report, please click on the 'Download Full Report'...
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22 February 2021 Chris Williamson
Preliminary survey data on manufacturing conditions in February showed strong manufacturing growth in the US, Australia and eurozone, plus an...
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22 February 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The Asia-Pacific manufacturing sector has shown a considerable upturn since the fourth quarter of 2020, with latest S&P Global manufacturing...
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22 February 2021 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The week ahead sees fresh estimates of GDP in some major economies including the US, Germany and France, as well as some more up to date higher...
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19 February 2021 Chris Williamson
While some countries are benefitting from looser virus containment measures, other countries that have taken additional measures to control the...
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19 February 2021 Chris Williamson
The UK economy showed signs of steadying in February
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19 February 2021 Chris Williamson
Ongoing COVID-19 lockdown measures dealt a further blow to the eurozone’s service sector in February, adding to the likelihood of GDP falling...
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18 February 2021 Eliot Kerr
Given the integral role that trade plays in the global economy and the frequency of official trade data releases, export volume data have in...
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17 February 2021 Sian Jones
S&P Global is introducing a new product offering in the form of combined expertise from our PMI™ and CIS (Comparative Industry Service) teams...
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16 February 2021 Paul Smith, Ph.D.
January's Halifax House Price Index (HHPI) provided fresh evidence that the 2020 upturn in the housing market is running out of steam
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15 February 2021 David Owen
The latest Price & Supply Monitor - a monthly report designed to track global commodity price pressures and supply shortages - saw higher prices...
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05 February 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global's latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report (including Special Reports) please click...
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05 February 2021 Chris Williamson
The JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by S&P Global) edged down for a third successive month in January
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02 February 2021 Chris Williamson
Global manufacturing remained encouragingly resilient in January despite rising coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infection rates and fresh...
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01 February 2021 Rajiv Biswas
With world GDP forecast to rebound to positive growth of 4.4% y/y in 2021 after a contraction of 4.0% y/y in 2020, this is expected to provide...
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29 January 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global's latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report, please click on the 'Download Full Report'...
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22 January 2021 Chris Williamson
UK economy faces double-dip recession as lockdown measures bite
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22 January 2021 Chris Williamson
January fall in Eurozone flash PMI adds to double-dip recession risk
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22 January 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Week Ahead Economic Preview: Week of 25 January 2021
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18 January 2021 David Owen
The UK manufacturing sector saw an increase in price pressures at the end of 2020, coinciding with a marked tightening in local and global supply...
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18 January 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global's latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report, please click on the 'Download Full Report'...
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08 January 2021 Rajiv Biswas
The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region experienced a severe recession in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but a strong economic recovery is expected...
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08 January 2021 Chris Williamson
The JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by S&P Global), edged down from 53.1 in November to 52.7 in December, its lowest since September
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07 January 2021 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
With COVID-19 infections rising sharply in many countries, the focus will be on the path of the virus and extent to which economies will have...
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06 January 2021 Chris Williamson
The pace of global economic growth slowed for a second successive month in December as further waves of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) infections...
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04 January 2021 Chris Williamson
Global factory output and order book inflows continued to rise at some of the fastest rates seen over the past decade in December, according...
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17 December 2020 Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global’s latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report (including Special Reports) please click...
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17 December 2020
S&P Global’s flash PMI data indicated a narrowing divergence of economic trends among the major developed economies in December, linked largely...
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The UK economy returned to growth in December after the lockdown-driven downturn seen in November
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
Eurozone business activity came close to stabilising in December, according to preliminary PMI data
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The Japanese economy saw a subdued end to 2020, according to preliminary PMI data, with falling service sector activity once again causing output...
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16 December 2020 Chris Williamson
Business activity surged higher in Australia during December as lockdown measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 were relaxed. Business expectations...
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11 December 2020 Lewis Cooper Andrew Harker
Major cities across the Americas suffered in particular during the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic earlier in the year, but those...
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11 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The global economic recovery hit a speed bump in November, as rising COVID-19 infections led to a renewed slowing of business activity
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11 December 2020 Rajiv Biswas
The Asia-Pacific electronics industry, which is a significant part of the manufacturing sector for many East Asian economies, has shown a strong...
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11 December 2020 David Owen
Global supply chains are facing resurfacing problems at the end of 2020
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10 December 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The coming week sees policy meetings at no fewer than ten central banks, including the FOMC, plus a wealth of data releases which will help steer...
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09 December 2020 David Owen
Previously unpublished sector data for Australia show output trends across six broad categories
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09 December 2020 Annabel Fiddes
The latest KPMG and REC survey data, compiled by S&P Global, highlighted mixed hiring trends in November. A further drop in permanent placements...
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04 December 2020 Chris Williamson
UK PMI data showed encouraging resilience amid renewed COVID-19 lockdown measures in November, suggesting the economy is set for a far smaller...
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03 December 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global’s latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report (including Special Reports) please click...
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03 December 2020 Chris Williamson
The global economic recovery hit a speed bump in November, as rising COVID-19 infections led to a renewed slowing of business activity. But the...
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01 December 2020 Chris Williamson
Global factory output and new orders rose in November at some of the fastest rates seen over the past decade as demand continued to revive from...
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01 December 2020 Andrew Harker
The old adage that ‘no plan survives first contact with the enemy’ seems appropriate for this year. The invisible enemy of the coronavirus disease...
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27 November 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Rahul Kapoor Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson
Worldwide PMI surveys will provide fresh updates to global manufacturing and service sector business conditions, highlighting national and sector...
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26 November 2020 Rajiv Biswas Rahul Kapoor
China-Australia trade tensions have escalated significantly during 2020, and S&P Global's PMI data show Australia's exports slumping
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24 November 2020 Chris Williamson
S&P Global’s flash PMI data indicated divergent economic trends among the major developed economies in November, with accelerating growth in...
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23 November 2020 Chris Williamson
The eurozone economy plunged back into a severe decline in November amid renewed efforts to quash the rising tide of coronavirus disease 2019...
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23 November 2020 Chris Williamson
Renewed lockdown measures to contain a second wave of COVID-19 infections has caused the UK economy to slide back into contraction during November...
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20 November 2020 Bernard Aw
The Japanese private sector economy continued its struggle to gain recovery momentum midway through the fourth quarter, with flash PMI survey...
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20 November 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Flash PMI surveys will provide important mid-quarter insights into the state of the Eurozone, UK and US economies. The surveys will provide the...
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17 November 2020 Eliot Kerr
The PMI rankings for broad industry sectors in October revealed strong performances for Financials, Basic Materials and Consumer Goods, each...
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17 November 2020 Paul Smith, Ph.D.
Prior to the global pandemic, China’s GDP growth figures exhibited a noticeable degree of stability, with underlying growth tending to ease in...
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17 November 2020 Chris Williamson
Brazil is leading the global manufacturing recovery, while Mexico continues to suffer an especially steep decline
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17 November 2020
Latest PMI data signalled that the recovery of Canada’s manufacturing sector continued into October, but a second wave of coronavirus disease...
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16 November 2020 Chris Williamson
The following is an extract from S&P Global's monthly PMI overview presentation. For the full report please click on the link at the bottom of...
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13 November 2020 Lewis Cooper Andrew Harker
Europe’s largest cities are underperforming relative to the rest of their nations amid the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, according...
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13 November 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The following is an extract from S&P Global's latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report, please click on the 'Download Full Report'...
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12 November 2020 Rajiv Biswas
Asia-Pacific exports suffered a severe slump in the first half of 2020 due to the shockwaves from the global COVID-19 pandemic and widespread...
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06 November 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
As markets seek direction after US presidential elections, the focus will shift back to the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and whether...
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05 November 2020 Rajiv Biswas
Vietnam has been one of the most resilient economies in the Asia-Pacific region to the shockwaves from the global COVID-19 pandemic. Vietnam...
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05 November 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys indicated a solid start to the fourth quarter for the global economy
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05 November 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys indicated a solid but uneven start to the fourth quarter for the global economy. Growth accelerated in the US, China...
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02 November 2020 Chris Williamson
Global factory output rose at the fastest rate for two and a half years in October, signalling a strong start to the fourth quarter that builds...
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30 October 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The US presidential elections - described by some commentators as perhaps the most important in modern history - take centre stage in a week...
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29 October 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide manufacturing upturn persisted into September, with rising trade flows and the reopening of factories from lockdowns bringing growth...
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27 October 2020 Rajiv Biswas
The Singapore economy has been hit by multiple shocks during 2020 from the impact of the protracted lockdown on domestic consumption and business...
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26 October 2020 Chris Williamson
S&P Global’s flash PMI data for the G4 developed economies indicated that the pace of economic growth remained broadly unchanged in October as...
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23 October 2020 Bernard Aw
The start of the fourth quarter saw the recovery of the Australian economy strengthened as business activity picked up solidly amid a further...
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23 October 2020 Sian Jones Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The week sees a full economic calendar including third quarter GDP estimates for the US, Eurozone, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan and South Korea. Higher...
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23 October 2020 Chris Williamson
Flash PMI data indicate that the eurozone is at increased risk of falling into a double-dip downturn as a second wave of virus infections led...
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23 October 2020 Chris Williamson
The UK’s economic recovery lost momentum for a second successive month in October
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23 October 2020 Bernard Aw
Flash PMI survey data showed the Japanese private sector started the fourth quarter on a weak footing, with business activity shrinking further...
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21 October 2020 Eliot Kerr
Following the downturn in global business activity driven by coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), PMI data have pointed to early signs of economic...
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20 October 2020 David Owen
Sub-Saharan Africa followed the rest of the world out of the worst of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic in the third quarter of...
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19 October 2020 Chris Williamson
When the UK first faced the real possibility of leaving the EU, back in March 2019, the country’s manufacturers were building up their safety...
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16 October 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The week ahead starts with China releasing third quarter GDP numbers and ends with flash PMI data providing insights into how the world's largest...
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09 October 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Markets will be steered by Covid-19 infection rates and whether fresh data will show a resurgent impact of the pandemic on the global economy...
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09 October 2020 Chris Williamson
Global PMI edges lower in September as virus case numbers rise
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09 October 2020 Bernard Aw
Caixin PMI data indicated a strong end to the third quarter for the Chinese economy, with business activity maintaining a solid pace of expansion...
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09 October 2020 Chris Williamson
The JPMorgan Global PMI™ (compiled by S&P Global) continued to indicate a robust expansion of the global economy in September
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07 October 2020 Chris Williamson
S&P Global’s PMI surveys indicated a sustained expansion of the global economy in September, though trends varied by sector. Output rose in 18...
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05 October 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys indicated a further month of solid economic growth in September
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05 October 2020 Chris Williamson
The eurozone’s economic recovery ground almost to a halt in September, as a renewed fall in service sector activity countered faster manufacturing...
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02 October 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
While official data such as trade and industrial production released in the coming week will give important steers as to the strength of economic...
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02 October 2020 Chris Williamson
Global manufacturing output rose further in September as growth of new orders accelerated and exports reviving, pointing to a strong end to the...
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01 October 2020 Chris Williamson
The eurozone’s manufacturing recovery gained further momentum in September, rounding off the strongest quarterly rise in production since the...
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25 September 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Highlights of the coming week includes US non-farm payrolls, worldwide manufacturing PMI surveys and the first of the US presidential debates....
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24 September 2020 Chris Williamson
S&P Global’s flash PMI surveys for the ‘G4’ developed economies indicated that the pace of economic growth slowed at the end of the third quarter...
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23 September 2020 Bernard Aw
Business activity in Japan’s private sector continued to decline in September, according to the flash PMI data, setting the scene for further...
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23 September 2020 Bernard Aw
Flash PMI data showed signs of stabilisation of the Australian private sector economy at the end of the third quarter, with activity and sales...
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23 September 2020 Chris Williamson
The UK economy lost some of its bounce in September, as the initial rebound from coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) lockdowns showed signs of...
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23 September 2020 Chris Williamson
Business activity stalled across the eurozone in September, albeit with increasingly divergent trends by sector and country. Faster growth of...
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18 September 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The coming week sees flash PMI surveys released for the US, Eurozone, Japan, UK and Australia, which will provide the first insights into how...
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16 September 2020 Chris Williamson
The latest official data signalled a deteriorating labour market up to July, with redundancies rising at the sharpest rate since 2009 as job...
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15 September 2020 Chris Williamson
The Eurozone’s manufacturing upturn is showing signs of losing momentum after the initial rebound from COVID-19 lockdowns, with rising infection...
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14 September 2020 Eliot Kerr
The latest release of the BLOM Lebanon PMI® pointed to a substantial contraction in output across the private sector midway through the third...
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11 September 2020 Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The following is an extract from S&P Global's latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report (including Special Reports) please click...
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08 September 2020 Chris Williamson
Global growth accelerates, but virus worries cloud outlook
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07 September 2020 Chris Williamson
S&P Global’s PMI surveys indicated a strengthening of global economic growth in August, with a broadening out of the recovery by sector evident....
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04 September 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
After signs from the latest business surveys that the global recovery accelerated in August as economies continued to open up after COVID-19...
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03 September 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys indicated a further strengthening of global economic growth in August
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03 September 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys indicated a further strengthening of global economic growth in August as countries continued to recover from COVID-19...
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03 September 2020 Chris Williamson
Service sector companies across the eurozone saw growth of business activity grind almost to a halt in August, fueling worries that the post-lockdown...
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01 September 2020 Chris Williamson
Global manufacturing output rose at the fastest rate for over two years in August as the world’s factories continued to recover from COVID-19...
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28 August 2020 Sian Jones Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
A comprehensive view of global economic conditions midway through the third quarter will be provided by the worldwide PMI surveys, with the week...
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21 August 2020 Bernard Aw
Flash PMI data indicated a further decline in Japanese economic activity in August, sending a warning signal that the recovery is lacking momentum....
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21 August 2020 Bernard Aw
The Australian private sector economy fell back into decline during August, according to latest flash PMI data, with business activity contracting...
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21 August 2020 Bernard Aw
The coming week will see GDP estimate updates for the US, Germany and France for a more accurate view into the extent of the economic collapse...
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14 August 2020 Bernard Aw
With a resurgence of the coronavirus in parts of the world, and associated lockdowns re-imposed, flash August PMI updates for major economies...
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10 August 2020 David Owen
All monitored commodities saw solid price gains during July as global demand strengthened and supply chains began to recover from coronavirus...
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10 August 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys indicated a strengthening of global economic growth in July
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07 August 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The coming week will see a clutch of GDP updates to shed further light on the extent of the global economic collapse at the height of the COVID-19...
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06 August 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys indicated a strengthening of global economic growth in July, led by rebounding activity from COVID-19 lockdowns notably...
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05 August 2020 Chris Williamson
Producer input prices rose globally at the fastest rate for over a year in July amid rising demand as the world’s factories bought more inputs...
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04 August 2020 Chris Williamson
Factories worldwide continued to report falling export sales in July
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04 August 2020 Chris Williamson
A key gauge of global manufacturing output hit a one-and-a-half year high in July
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31 July 2020 Sian Jones Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
A full economic calendar for the coming week starts with worldwide PMI surveys and culminates in Friday’s US non-farm payroll report, but also...
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24 July 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Insights into the depth of COVID-19 related economic downturns will be provided by second quarter GDP estimates for the US, Eurozone, Hong Kong...
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24 July 2020 Bernard Aw
The rebound in the Australian economy from COVID-19 lockdowns gathered pace in July, with business activity increasing markedly, according to...
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24 July 2020 Chris Williamson
The world’s largest developed economies saw business activity rise for the first time since February in July
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24 July 2020 Chris Williamson
Companies across the euro area reported an encouraging start to the third quarter, with output growing at the fastest rate for just over two...
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24 July 2020 Chris Williamson
The UK economy started the third quarter on a strong footing as business continued to reopen doors after the COVID-19 lockdown. A surge in business...
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22 July 2020 Bernard Aw
Japanese business activity contracted further in July, according to flash PMI data, adding to concerns about the depth of the economic downturn...
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17 July 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Bernard Aw
Flash PMI updates for the US, Europe and Japan in the coming week will be scrutinised eagerly for further recovery signs at the start of the...
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16 July 2020 David Owen
PMI data signalled that the current downturn is set to deepen sharply in the three months to June
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10 July 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Paul Smith, Ph.D. Ken Wattret Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The coming week sees policy meetings at the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank accompanied by industrial output numbers for the world’s...
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07 July 2020 Chris Williamson
The worldwide PMI surveys produced by S&P Global hinted at a return of global economic growth in June. China led a broad-based improvement in...
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06 July 2020 Andrew Harker
How the PMI has tracked COVID-19 economic impact around the world
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03 July 2020 Bernard Aw
Caixin PMI data showed that Chinese economic growth gained momentum in June, adding to further signs that the economy is recovering from the...
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03 July 2020 Sian Jones Ken Wattret Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
After manufacturing PMIs showed encouraging signs of factories emerging from lockdowns, further clues as to economic recovery paths will be sought...
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02 July 2020 Chris Williamson
A key gauge of global manufacturing output showed a record gain in June, adding to signs that the world’s factories are recovering strongly since...
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26 June 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Markets will be looking for further confirmation that the global economy has started to recover from the initial impact of the COVID-19 pandemic...
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23 June 2020 Bernard Aw
Flash PMI data showed business activity in Japan’s private sector contracted sharply again in June despite an easing of emergency measures taken...
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23 June 2020 Bernard Aw
Amid an easing of COVID-19 restrictions, business activity in the Australian economy returned to growth during June, according to flash PMI data...
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23 June 2020 Chris Williamson
The world’s largest developed economies showed a further marked easing in the rate of decline in June
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23 June 2020 Chris Williamson
UK business activity came closer to stabilising in June, according to provisional PMI survey data, boosting hopes that the economy will return...
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19 June 2020 Sian Jones Ken Wattret Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Data releases in the coming week will be scrutinised eagerly for clues as to the length and depth of recessions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic...
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16 June 2020 Chris Williamson
The jobless rate looks set to soar in the UK despite government efforts to help companies retain staff
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15 June 2020 Chris Williamson
Global business activity contracted sharply in May, according to the latest PMI business survey data
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12 June 2020 Sian Jones Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Joseph Hayes Diego Iscaro Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
Key releases in the coming week include industrial production and retail sales for the US and China, helping to gauge manufacturing and consumer...
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11 June 2020 Sian Jones
As economies tentatively begin to reopen following the crippling impact of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak during 2020 so far...
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05 June 2020 Annabel Fiddes
The latest KPMG and REC Report on Jobs data, compiled by S&P Global, showed a further severe drop in hiring activity
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03 June 2020 Chris Williamson
Global business activity contracted sharply in May, according to the latest PMI business survey data, dropping for a fourth successive month....
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02 June 2020 Chris Williamson
Global manufacturing output fell for a fourth successive months in May, albeit with the rate of decline easing compared to April. The past two...
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01 June 2020 Bernard Aw
Caixin PMI data showed a stronger increase in Chinese manufacturing output during May, but a further decline in sales may hinder the recovery...
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29 May 2020 Sian Jones Mr. Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The week ahead sees the PMI business surveys provide the first major insights into global economic trends in May, with clues being sought as...
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22 May 2020 Chris Williamson
Ongoing efforts to control the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic led to sharp declines in output and employment across the major developed...
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22 May 2020 Sian Jones Mr. Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The week ahead sees a fresh estimate of US GDP in the first quarter, for which the decline is expected to be unrevised at a 4.8% annualised rate....
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21 May 2020 Bernard Aw
The Japanese economy suffered a further substantial fall in business activity during May, according to the latest flash PMI results. The downturn...
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21 May 2020 Bernard Aw
May saw another substantial fall in business activity across Australia, setting the scene for a deepening downturn in the economy during the...
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21 May 2020 Chris Williamson
The eurozone economy remained stuck in its deepest downturn ever recorded in May due to ongoing measures taken to control the coronavirus disease...
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18 May 2020 Chris Williamson
US manufacturing output fell at a post-war record rate in April, corroborating earlier survey data from S&P Global which pointed to a dramatic...
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15 May 2020 Sian Jones Raj Badiani, BSc Econ MSc Econ Mr. Rajiv Biswas Ken Wattret Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The key data in the week ahead are likely to be the flash PMI surveys for May, which are released for the US, Eurozone, UK, Japan and Australia....
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14 May 2020 Sian Jones
Ongoing global lockdowns and adherence to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) related social-distancing measures resulted in significant decreases...
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14 May 2020 Eliot Kerr
April PMI data pointed to a severe contraction in global business activity, with the coronavirus pandemic and resulting lockdown measures crippling...
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14 May 2020 David Owen
PMI comments tracker signals peak uncertainty from COVID-19 crisis
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13 May 2020 Chris Williamson
The UK economy contracted 2.0% in the first quarter of 2020 as business activity and spending were disrupted by measures taken to contain the...
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13 May 2020 Chris Williamson
Global business activity contracted at an unprecedented rate in April
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08 May 2020 Sian Jones Mr. Rajiv Biswas Joseph Hayes Chris Williamson Bernard Aw
The week ahead sees some key retail sales and industrial output numbers released, which will provide important signals as to just how steeply...
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06 May 2020 Chris Williamson
The extent of the euro area economic collapse from the COVID-19 outbreak was laid bare by PMI™ survey data showing record downturns in every...
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06 May 2020 Chris Williamson
The final PMI data for April indicated that the economy collapsed in April at a rate vastly exceeding anything seen previously in the 22-year...
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06 May 2020 Paul Smith, Ph.D. Joseph Hayes
Since
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05 May 2020 Chris Williamson
Global manufacturing collapsed at a rate not seen since the height of the global financial crisis in April as increasingly widespread measures...
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