http://www.ism.ws/ismreport/mfgrob.cfm
PMI surprisingly strong at 51.6% (vs 50.6% in Aug).
- indicates expansion in the manufacturing sector for the 26th successive mth, and at a slightly higher rate than the previous mth.
New Orders Index stayed at 49.6% (same as Aug)
Employment Index was at 53.8% (higher than the 51.8% in Aug)
My Thots...
Much stronger than I expected!
Eurozone
http://www.markiteconomics.com/MarkitFiles/Pages/ViewPressRelease.aspx?ID=8611
Countries ranked by Manufacturing PMI® (Sep)
Germany 50.3 24-month low
Netherlands 48.9 26-month low
Austria 48.7 26-month low
Italy 48.3 2-month high
France 48.2 26-month low
Ireland 47.3 24-month low
Spain 43.7 27-month low
Greece 43.2 7-month low
Only Germany stays in expansionary zone.
Italy surprisingly improves MoM
Greece is at a 7mth low.
Lets take a closer look at Germany's figures...
Germany
Key points:
Output growth picks up slightly, but New Orders fall at faster pace
Sharpest drop in New Export business since June 2009
Output charge inflation lowest for a year-and-a-half
My Thots...
The German data for New Orders & New Exports look weak and are in danger of falling, if the crisis drags....
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