PMI for Eurozonen – læs hele meddelelsen her:
“November’s surveys produced a clean sheet of
improved PMI readings for all countries, resulting in
the best performance for eurozone manufacturing
since the height of the dot-com boom over 17 years
ago. There’s only been one month (April 2000) in
the entire 20-year history of the survey with a
higher PMI reading.
“Given the surge in demand for inputs caused by
the production growth spurt, it’s not surprising that
recent months have seen some of the most severe
supply chain bottlenecks in the history of the euro.
With demand often exceeding supply, we’re seeing
a shift to a sellers’ market, with growing numbers of
suppliers able to hike prices. Inflationary pressures
are at their highest for over six years.
“The buoyant November data looks likely to add to
the global dominance of euro area manufacturing
seen so far this year. Eurozone manufacturers have
dominated the global PMI rankings in 2017, gaining
an increased share of global trade as exports
boom, buoyed in part by the weak currency.
“Companies are clearly expanding rapidly.
Employment growth has hit an all-time high and
business investment on machinery is trending
sharply upwards, suggesting manufacturers are
looking forward to the upturn persisting well into
2018.”
