PMI for Tyskland- læs hele meddelelsen her
“The German manufacturing sector has started the fourth quarter where it left off in the third, recording strong growth in production and adding more new jobs to the economy. The rate of job creation reached the best in six-and-a-half years in October
as goods producers looked to expand output capabilities to meeting rising demand both at home and abroad.
“Such was the pressure on capacity that backlogs continued to accumulate and manufacturers faced one of the greatest increases in input lead times on
record. If they haven’t already done so, supply chain constraints have the potential to cap growth as manufacturers struggle to source the goods they need to keep up with demand. Indeed, the survey found a high number of items in short supply, and
there are signs of more and more firms building safety stocks to guard against shortages.
“Although remaining elevated by historical standards, firms’ confidence towards future
performance dipped slightly in October to a sevenmonth low, perhaps another tell-tale sign that the sector’s growth is close to terminal velocity. The PMI has only ever breached the 60 mark on a handful of occasions, and never for more than five months in a row.”
