PMI for Kina – læs hele meddelelsen her:
China’s manufacturing PMI fell by 0.3 pts from the previous month to 51.4
in July, indicating a moderation in the growth in the manufacturing sector
in China.
7 of the 13 sub-indices were higher than their respective levels in the
previous month. The output index dropped from 54.4 in June to 53.5 in
July, showing a deceleration in output growth. The new orders index
dropped by 0.3 pts in July.
In comparison, the new export orders index
fell at a faster pace, by 1.1 pts, in July, indicating that the growth in new
export orders posted a sharper deceleration than the growth in new
domestic orders in the month. Also noteworthy is that the input prices
index rose strongly by 7.5 pts from the previous month to 57.9 in July,
showing that the prices of production inputs have risen at a fast pace
lately.
By size of enterprises, the PMI of ‘large enterprises’ came in at 52.9 in
July, up from 52.7 in June. The PMI of ‘medium enterprises’ went down to
49.6 in July from 50.5 in June, while the PMI of ‘small enterprises’ fell to
48.9 in July from 50.1 in June.
The output index was 53.5 in July, down from 54.4 in June. The output
index of ‘large enterprises’ fell to 56.0 in July from 56.2 in June; the output
index of ‘medium enterprises’ was 51.2 in July, down from 52.7 in June;
the output index of ‘small enterprises’ dropped to 48.3 in July from 50.4 in
June.
