• RT @WilliamsonChris: Care when interpreting the UK manufacturing PMI in Jan: headline PMI buoyed by longer supplier leadtimes: usually a si…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Mon 01 Feb 2021 10:51
  • RT @WilliamsonChris: UK flash composite #PMI for January comes in at 40.6 (50.4 in Dec) against consensus of 45.5, indicating the country i…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 22 Jan 2021 09:49
  • RT @ScottishWidows: Find out how financially resilient UK households are in our new Household Finance Index ? As the effects of coronaviru…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Wed 20 Jan 2021 15:57
  • RT @WilliamsonChris: Worldwide factory output growth accelerated in November to one of the highest rates in decade as the #manufacturing up…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Thu 03 Dec 2020 09:57
  • Buoyed by news of effective vaccines ready to roll-out in the near future, business confidence rose to the highest since March 2015. https://t.co/KInOfx64Ph
    IHS Markit PMI™ Mon 23 Nov 2020 10:52
  • RT @IHSMarkitPMI: Next week brings flash #PMI surveys that will provide important mid-quarter insights into the #Eurozone, #UK and #US econ…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Mon 23 Nov 2020 01:22
  • RT @WilliamsonChris: We are hiring! Looking for an #economist to join the @IHSMarkit #PMI team in Asia. More details here https://t.co/xTLw…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Thu 12 Nov 2020 15:47
  • RT @WilliamsonChris: Get full national and sector economic insights from the October worldwide @IHSMarkit #PMI surveys via my webinar at 15…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 06 Nov 2020 09:16
  • RT @CERAWeek: The headline seasonally adjusted @IHSMarkitPMI India Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index increased from 52.0 in August t…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Mon 26 Oct 2020 10:00
  • RT @WilliamsonChris: The eurozone economy slipped back into decline in October, flash @IHSMarkit #PMI at 49.4 v 50.4 in September https://t…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 23 Oct 2020 08:17
  • RT @RECPress: Today's #ReportOnJobs gives us good news. Across the UK, placements of permanent and temporary staff increased sharply in Sep…
    IHS Markit PMI™ Thu 08 Oct 2020 10:13
  • In this article on a rebound in global trade, @WSJ used #PMI data (#export order index) produced by @IHSMarkit for nearly 40 economies to illustrate a broadening improvement in worldwide #trade conditions. Link https://t.co/Vsvnu8gHEL
    IHS Markit PMI™ Mon 21 Sep 2020 07:52

    Global trade is rebounding much more quickly this year than it did after the 2008 financial crisis, lifting parts of the world economy and defying predictions the pandemic could send globalization into permanent retreat.

    When the new coronavirus hit earlier this year, international trade in goods suffered the biggest year-over-year drop since the Great Depression. Economists warned of rising protectionism, and some companies said they would reassess overseas supply chains that were vulnerable to unexpected shocks.

    Trade remains below pre-pandemic levels. Still, it has snapped back robustly—and had recovered about half of this year’s historic loss by June, according to calculations by the Kiel Institute for the World Economy, a German think tank.

    New export orders were growing in 14 of 38 economies measured by research firm IHS Markit in August, compared with just four in June. Others were trending in the right direction...

  • The latest official data signalled a deteriorating labour market in the UK up to July. But, the figures capture only part of the downturn so far and are set to worsen in the coming months, according to #PMI data. Read more: Link https://t.co/3mppEeZHsL
    IHS Markit PMI™ Wed 16 Sep 2020 09:46
    Official data show redundancies growing at the fastest rate since 2009Unemployment rises to 1.4 million, jobless rate up to 4.1%, but numbers set to rise sharplyJob vacancies rise but demand for staff remains subdued, leading to net fall in employment
  • #Eurozone manufacturing output growth lost momentum in July after initial rebound from #COVID-19 lockdowns, with rising infection rates threatening recovery prospects in coming months. #PMI showed the recovery remained robust in Aug but has lost strength. Link https://t.co/KBPpTNcD3X
    IHS Markit PMI™ Tue 15 Sep 2020 09:10
    Eurozone manufacturing upturn rose 4.7% in July after double-digit gains in prior two monthsPMI output index showed only modest improvement in growth rate in AugustRising infection rates mean lockdowns eased only marginally in August, and could threaten growth in coming months
  • Our latest Week Ahead Preview gives insight into the important monetary policy meetings scheduled in the US, UK and Japan, as well as the retail sales data releases in both the US and China. Read more: Link
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 11 Sep 2020 08:41

    The following is an extract from IHS Markit's latest Week Ahead Economic Preview. For the full report (including Special Reports) please click on the link at the bottom of the article.

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  • Our latest Week Ahead Economic Preview includes special focuses on Asia-Pacific tourism and how Eurozone deflationary forces could pose new challenges to ECB policymakers. Click here to download: Link
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 04 Sep 2020 15:25
  • Several global sectors recorded stronger growth in August, according to the latest Global Sector #PMI data. Healthcare services led the upturn, followed by Autos and Real Estate, whereas Tourism remained in a steep downturn. More: Link https://t.co/zYxb4yl30V
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 04 Sep 2020 15:15
  • Europe Sector #PMI data showed rapid expansions in the Autos and Pharmaceuticals industries in August, with Metals & Mining also enjoying a solid uplift. Tourism and Tech Equipment were among the sectors seeing a fall in activity. More: Link https://t.co/och2Davb6H
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 04 Sep 2020 13:00
  • ?? UK Construction #PMI fell to 54.6 in August (Jul: 58.1) suggesting continued growth in construction output, but subdued order books led to a slower rate of expansion. Read more: Link https://t.co/fwrf6DOkfB
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 04 Sep 2020 08:39
  • Eurozone construction industry suffered a quicker downturn in August, signalled by the Construction #PMI falling to 47.8 (Jul: 48.9). The decline was sharpest among civil engineering firms, with a fall in commercial building output also recorded. More: Link https://t.co/FvJxE47Mkj
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 04 Sep 2020 07:54
  • August #Asia sector #PMI data from IHS Markit showed signs of further economic recovery from #COVID-19 downturn earlier in the year as more sectors returned to growth territory. #Auto makers and #healthcare services led the upturn. Link https://t.co/GE17F0tdz2
    IHS Markit PMI™ Fri 04 Sep 2020 01:09
  • J. P.Morgan Global PMI Composite Output Index climbs to 52.4 in August (July: 51.0) to signal the quickest expansion in global economic output for 17 months. New order growth quickened, whilst the trend in employment moved closer to stabilising. Read more: Link https://t.co/FnasyGWWfk
    IHS Markit PMI™ Thu 03 Sep 2020 15:04
  • ?? U.S. service sector output expanded at the quickest rate since early-2019 in August. The headline Business Activity Index rose to 55.0 (Jul: 50.0) amid a renewed upturn in new orders, while firms increased their staffing levels sharply. Read more: Link https://t.co/BNIzMnnXqb
    IHS Markit PMI™ Thu 03 Sep 2020 13:54
  • Brazilian service sector activity contracted again in August, according to the latest #PMI data, as the COVID-19 pandemic continued to weigh on the sector. Levels of new work returned to growth, but job losses continued at a notable pace. Read more: Link https://t.co/qPoldLVXa8
    IHS Markit PMI™ Thu 03 Sep 2020 13:04
  • ?? UK services firms enjoyed a solid boost to the economy in August, latest #PMI data showed, as business activity grew at the sharpest rate since April 2015 (Index ?? to 58.8) amid a strong recovery in domestic consumer spending. More: Link https://t.co/gocVoOkQEx
    IHS Markit PMI™ Thu 03 Sep 2020 08:38
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