Topic: PMI

Manufacturers grappling with renewed reductions in orders.

Manufacturing index dips to 49.6 points as firms continue to scale back production.

Purchasing Managers’ Index hit 50.5 in August, above the no-change point for the first time in six months and demonstrating improved business conditions in the manufacturing sector.

Purchasing Managers’ Index in June below 50.0 no-change mark for fourth month in a row.

Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) down to 45.3, S&P report shows.

Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) down to 46.7.

At 47.7, the index fell back below the 50.0 no-change mark in March after rising to 51.2 in February; the fourth decline in the past five months.

Purchasing Managers’ Index from S&P Global for November slips to 47.4.

S&P Global on October 3 released its Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) report for Vietnam’s manufacturing industry in September, which reached 52.5 points. There were three highlights: output continued to increase sharply; inflationary pressure eased; and inventories of purchased and finished goods rose. The report shows that Vietnam’s manufacturing industry continued to maintain its growth momentum at the end of the third quarter. New orders are increasing, supporting output, employment, and purchasing activity.

The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) reached 52.7 points in August, up from 51.2 points in July and signaling a strong improvement in manufacturing. Of note is that input cost growth continued to decline sharply, which helped limit increases to output prices and thereby boosted demand.