Eurozone: PMIs in the limelight – Danske Bank
|Research Team at Danske Bank, suggests that in the euro area today, we will get PMI figures for October.
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“The economic survey data has been resilient to the UK's vote to leave the EU and, although it seems more likely that we will end up with a 'hard' Brexit, we expect a stronger manufacturing PMI. The order-inventory balance, which is usually a good leading indicator for the manufacturing index, was very strong in September, pointing to a large jump in the manufacturing figure. The services PMI on the other hand has trended down in 2016 but a recent stabilisation in the future business expectations index suggests it will remain around the current level.”
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