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Global Manufacturing Activity Shows Signs Of Improvement

2012/1/4 9:19:00 48

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Beijing time January 4th morning news, from the United Kingdom to India and other countries in the world in December last year's manufacturing activities showed signs of improvement, indicating that global manufacturing production may withstand the euro zone sovereign debt crisis test.

According to a number of reports released today, the purchasing managers' index in Britain, Switzerland, China, India and Australia increased in December last year, and the rate of unemployment in Germany also exceeded economists' expectations, because the volume of exports of automobiles and machinery increased significantly.

Meanwhile, analysts expect us manufacturing activity in December last year.

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Speed may hit its highest level in 6 months.

Manufacturing data show that the eurozone economy is facing the risk of returning to the recession cycle, despite the fact that EU leaders are committed to launching the plan to end the debt crisis.

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There are some momentum of rebound in the industry.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) may lower its forecast of global economic growth in 2012 later this month, after the group cut it to 4% in September last year, and it is expected that if the EU can not contain the debt crisis, it will have a "serious" impact on the global economy.

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(Daiwa Capital Markets) Chris, Silk Luna, head of economic research at the European Department in London, said: "everyone is benefiting from the export growth in the Far East, but we will see that the performance of the Chinese market will become weak in the first quarter."

The prospects for the future are mixed. The overall trend of the US is recovering, but there is hardly any momentum of sustained growth. At the same time, Europe is facing a downward trend.

According to data released by HSBC Holdings and market research firm Markit Economics, India's Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index rose to its highest level in 6 months last December.

In China, manufacturing activity rebounded last month from the slump in November, and Australian manufacturing activity grew for the first time since June, mainly due to the growth of the basic metals, pportation and publishing industries.

In the four quarter of the new quarter, manufacturing activities increased by 6.5% over the same period, and 13.4% in the third quarter.

In Europe, Credit Suisse Group (CSGN) released an e-mail report today that Switzerland's manufacturing activity index increased from 44.8 in November to 50.7 in December last year, the first time it has exceeded 50 points since August last year, that is, the growth and contraction of manufacturing activities.

In December, the UK manufacturing activity index rose to 49.6 points from 47.7 points revised in November, of which the new export orders index rose for the first time in 5 months, mainly due to the growth of customer demand from Germany, Eastern Europe and China.