PMI fra Markit – læs hele meddelelsen her
“The eurozone manufacturing boom kicked into an
even higher gear in September, with the PMI rising
to a level surpassed only once in the past 17 years.
The recovery is also looking increasingly broadbased,
with rising demand across the region lifting
all boats. Greece is the latest good news story,
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enjoying its strongest growth since June 2008.
“Surging order book growth has encouraged
manufacturers to take on extra staff at a rate never
previously seen in the 20-year history of the PMI
survey. Despite this expansion of capacity,
backlogs of incomplete work built up at a faster
rate, suggesting that the hiring upturn has plenty
more room to run.
“Optimism about the outlook has also improved,
highlighting the increasingly positive mood among
euro area producers. The stronger euro has so far
barely dented export* growth and domestic demand
conditions were generally seen to have improved.
“With the upturn being accompanied by rising
inflationary pressures, expectations of an imminent
announcement from the ECB in relation to tapering
of policy stimulus will intensify
