Eurozone: Manufacturing PMI likely to print 52.7 in November - TDS
|Analysts at TD Securities point out that today flash November PMIs are released in the Eurozone and they expect rebounding activity in the German auto sector to lead the Manufacturing PMI higher there to 52.7.
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“French sentiment deteriorates more than expected to 54.5 on the back of weak consumer confidence and declining equity. A downside miss to consensus in Germany would be worrying, suggesting that growth prospects in the euro area are on a weaker trend and not as closely related to auto sector volatility as previously thought. ECB Vice President de Guindos speaks at noon.”
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