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This week we will focus on the Purchasing Managers Index. The PMI report is release for all countries around the globe with many different categories.
Many traders get these mixed up or are not sure why one is more important than the other. To begin with the Purchasing Managers Index is an indicator of economic health. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US. There is also the HSBC data from China which is developed partnered with Markit.
Purchasing managers form a near ideal survey sample base, having access to information often denied to many other managers. Due to the nature of their job function, it is important that purchasing managers are among the first to know when trading conditions, and therefore company performance, change for the better or worse. Markit and ISM therefore uses such executives to produce data on business conditions.
In each country, a panel of purchasing managers is carefully selected designed to accurately represent the true structure of the chosen sector of the economy as determined by official data. The survey panels therefore replicate in miniature the actual economy. Particular effort is made to achieve monthly survey response rates of around 80%, ensuring that an accurate picture of business conditions is recorded over time. Data are collected in the second half of each month via mail, email, web, fax and phone.
These reports are release to covering the manufacturing sector, services sector, construction industry and non-manufacturing. These reports are release throughout the month. Depending on the economic make up of an individual economy of a country, a specific sector may be more important than another.
There are many ways to read a PMI report, but it is based on a 100 point index with a number higher than 50 showing improvement and below 50 showing contraction. PMI reading remain in a range from 40 to 65 and are compared to the previous months report.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy
Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US.
Markit Group and the Institute for Supply Management separately compile The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) surveys on a monthly basis by polling businesses that represent the makeup of the respective sector. The surveys cover private sector companies, but not the public sector.
This video is targeted to blind users.
Attribution:
Article text available under CC-BY-SA
Creative Commons image source in video
- published: 30 Aug 2014
- views: 363
The World Relies on the Purchasing Managers' Index.
Now You Can.
An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment.
A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI.
Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index.
source:http://www.investopedia.com/terms /p/pmi.asp
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- published: 04 Nov 2010
- views: 432
The Investors Trading Academy focuses on one major economic event each week ahead of its release. This week we are going to take a look at Chinese PMI.
The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index has a major effect on the marketplace as it gives global cues to how the world's economy is doing since China is the largest manufacturer in the world.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy.
- published: 21 May 2014
- views: 237
The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is an economic index which measures the month to month variation in economic activity as indicated by a panel of purchasing managers from across Canada, and is prepared by the Richard Ivey School of Business at Western University. The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index is often referred to as the Purchasing Managers Index/PMI.
- published: 05 Mar 2014
- views: 225
Standard Bank is proud to be the sponsor for the development and delivery of the first ever Africa Series of Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) Surveys.
- published: 13 Mar 2015
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Monografía sobre Purchasing Managers Index - Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - Trujillo -Perú
- published: 09 Sep 2015
- views: 37
Bad news for China's economy. The key purchasing managers' index, or PMI, dropped to a seven month low of 50.2 in June, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. It hasn't been this low since November 2011. With exports down, one analyst predicts that Beijing will relax monetary policies, perhaps this month.
Reuters quoted government researcher Zhang Liqun as saying, "New orders and input prices are still falling, which shows there are still many factors affecting production. A recovery in industrial output would take some time."
China's economy could continue to decline in the third quarter, sidelining Beijing's growth target of 7.5 percent for the year.
The lower PMI also implies that foreign demand for Chinese products is down.
Reuters reports that Trade Minister Chen Deming believes China will be, "lucky" to hit a growth of imports and exports of 10 percent for the year.
- published: 03 Jul 2012
- views: 135
In South Africa, the Barclays Purchasing Managers Index for March was released on Friday and there was some good news. The PMI surveys track sentiment among purchasing managers at manufacturing, construction and service firms. Angelo Coppola has more
- published: 04 Apr 2016
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China's manufacturers continue to see growth shrinking this month. In a report, the China HSBC Flash Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, or PMI, did rise to a three month high of 49.1 this month... up from 47.9 in September.
A PMI higher than 50 means that manufacturing is expanding; lower than 50 means it's contracting. PMI is often used as a sign of the general health of the economy.
The two biggest parts of the PMI are the headline index, which is an inflation indicator, and new orders and output.
In a statement, HSBC Chief Economist for China at HSBC, Hongbin Qu, said, "October's flash PMI reading continues to recover for the second month, thanks in part to a gradual improvement in the new orders index which picked up to a six-month high (albeit marginally below 50). This is helped by the filtering-through of the earlier easing measures. However, external challenges still abound and the pressures on the job market are lingering."
The new data is the newest indicator of the state of China's economy since data from authorities showed the country's gross domestic product falling behind the target in the third quarter.
Although the numbers are slightly up, with a PMI under 50, it indicates that there's still a long road ahead before expansion makes a more meaningful comeback.
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2:31Focus on The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
Focus on The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)Focus on The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
This week we will focus on the Purchasing Managers Index. The PMI report is release for all countries around the globe with many different categories. Many traders get these mixed up or are not sure why one is more important than the other. To begin with the Purchasing Managers Index is an indicator of economic health. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US. There is also the HSBC data from China which is developed partnered with Markit. Purchasing managers form a near ideal survey sample base, having access to information often denied to many other managers. Due to the nature of their job function, it is important that purchasing managers are among the first to know when trading conditions, and therefore company performance, change for the better or worse. Markit and ISM therefore uses such executives to produce data on business conditions. In each country, a panel of purchasing managers is carefully selected designed to accurately represent the true structure of the chosen sector of the economy as determined by official data. The survey panels therefore replicate in miniature the actual economy. Particular effort is made to achieve monthly survey response rates of around 80%, ensuring that an accurate picture of business conditions is recorded over time. Data are collected in the second half of each month via mail, email, web, fax and phone. These reports are release to covering the manufacturing sector, services sector, construction industry and non-manufacturing. These reports are release throughout the month. Depending on the economic make up of an individual economy of a country, a specific sector may be more important than another. There are many ways to read a PMI report, but it is based on a 100 point index with a number higher than 50 showing improvement and below 50 showing contraction. PMI reading remain in a range from 40 to 65 and are compared to the previous months report. By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy -
8:53Purchasing Managers Index
Purchasing Managers IndexPurchasing Managers Index
Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US. Markit Group and the Institute for Supply Management separately compile The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) surveys on a monthly basis by polling businesses that represent the makeup of the respective sector. The surveys cover private sector companies, but not the public sector. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
1:59Purchasing Managers' Index
Purchasing Managers' IndexPurchasing Managers' Index
The World Relies on the Purchasing Managers' Index. Now You Can. An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment. A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI. Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index. source:http://www.investopedia.com/terms /p/pmi.asp For more info, visit us www.strandasia.com -
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2:01What is The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index?
What is The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index?What is The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index?
The Investors Trading Academy focuses on one major economic event each week ahead of its release. This week we are going to take a look at Chinese PMI. The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index has a major effect on the marketplace as it gives global cues to how the world's economy is doing since China is the largest manufacturer in the world. By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy. -
1:58What is The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
What is The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)What is The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is an economic index which measures the month to month variation in economic activity as indicated by a panel of purchasing managers from across Canada, and is prepared by the Richard Ivey School of Business at Western University. The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index is often referred to as the Purchasing Managers Index/PMI. -
2:23Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) Surveys
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Standard Bank is proud to be the sponsor for the development and delivery of the first ever Africa Series of Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) Surveys. -
10:51Monografía Purchasing Managers Index - UPAO
Monografía Purchasing Managers Index - UPAOMonografía Purchasing Managers Index - UPAO
Monografía sobre Purchasing Managers Index - Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - Trujillo -Perú -
0:58China Purchasing Managers' Index Drops to Seven Month Low
China Purchasing Managers' Index Drops to Seven Month LowChina Purchasing Managers' Index Drops to Seven Month Low
Bad news for China's economy. The key purchasing managers' index, or PMI, dropped to a seven month low of 50.2 in June, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. It hasn't been this low since November 2011. With exports down, one analyst predicts that Beijing will relax monetary policies, perhaps this month. Reuters quoted government researcher Zhang Liqun as saying, "New orders and input prices are still falling, which shows there are still many factors affecting production. A recovery in industrial output would take some time." China's economy could continue to decline in the third quarter, sidelining Beijing's growth target of 7.5 percent for the year. The lower PMI also implies that foreign demand for Chinese products is down. Reuters reports that Trade Minister Chen Deming believes China will be, "lucky" to hit a growth of imports and exports of 10 percent for the year. -
2:42South Africa’s growth sentiment: Latest purchasing managers index show a slight recovery
South Africa’s growth sentiment: Latest purchasing managers index show a slight recoverySouth Africa’s growth sentiment: Latest purchasing managers index show a slight recovery
In South Africa, the Barclays Purchasing Managers Index for March was released on Friday and there was some good news. The PMI surveys track sentiment among purchasing managers at manufacturing, construction and service firms. Angelo Coppola has more -
1:16China's Purchasing Managers Index Makes Modest Improvement
China's Purchasing Managers Index Makes Modest ImprovementChina's Purchasing Managers Index Makes Modest Improvement
China's manufacturers continue to see growth shrinking this month. In a report, the China HSBC Flash Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, or PMI, did rise to a three month high of 49.1 this month... up from 47.9 in September. A PMI higher than 50 means that manufacturing is expanding; lower than 50 means it's contracting. PMI is often used as a sign of the general health of the economy. The two biggest parts of the PMI are the headline index, which is an inflation indicator, and new orders and output. In a statement, HSBC Chief Economist for China at HSBC, Hongbin Qu, said, "October's flash PMI reading continues to recover for the second month, thanks in part to a gradual improvement in the new orders index which picked up to a six-month high (albeit marginally below 50). This is helped by the filtering-through of the earlier easing measures. However, external challenges still abound and the pressures on the job market are lingering." The new data is the newest indicator of the state of China's economy since data from authorities showed the country's gross domestic product falling behind the target in the third quarter. Although the numbers are slightly up, with a PMI under 50, it indicates that there's still a long road ahead before expansion makes a more meaningful comeback. For more news and videos visit ☛ http://english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http://twitter.com/NTDTelevision Add us on Facebook ☛ http://on.fb.me/s5KV2C -
3:05Purchasing Managers Index UPAO . Salinas.Ortiz
Purchasing Managers Index UPAO . Salinas.OrtizPurchasing Managers Index UPAO . Salinas.Ortiz
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0:56HSBC's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9
HSBC's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9HSBC's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9
HSBC's (NYSE:HBC) China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index indicated industrial output weakened for the third straight month in September. The index reading for the month was 49.9, unchanged from August. A reading of 50 indicates expansion. The result was strong than the preliminary PMI for September of 49.4. Economists at the bank said that the data showed China's manufacturing sector continuing to stagnate with weak domestic and overseas demand. HSBC Holdings has a potential upside of 3.3% based on a current price of $40.08 and an average consensus analyst price target of $41.4. -
1:34CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低
CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday, a worse-than-expected result that should reinforce bets the struggling Chinese economy will get more stimulus. The flash Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) dropped to 48.2, the lowest reading since April last year and a fifth straight month below 50, the level which separates contraction from expansion. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a reading of 49.7, slightly stronger than June's final reading of 49.4. Output in July was 47.3, its lowest since March 2014. New orders and new export orders, which expanded in June, fell this month, according to the survey. The poor PMI survey contrasted with recent data that suggested the world's second-largest economy was stabilizing after the government said annual growth in April-June held steady at 7 percent, slightly better than market expectations. Continuing contraction in factory growth is likely to fuel speculation that China will further loosen monetary policy to try to stoke activity. Economists polled by Reuters this month said they expect China to reduce interest rates by 25 basis points before the year-end. The amount of cash that Chinese banks must hold as reserves was also expected to be reduced to keep the Chinese economy growing at 7 percent this year, the slowest pace in a quarter of a century. Additional policy support would make it the most aggressive easing cycle overseen by the central bank since the height of the 2008/09 global financial crisis. "The central bank will maintain its loose monetary policy in the second half this year, and it will continue to apply different methods to control liquidity," Zhu Haibin, economist at JP Morgan in Beijing, said on Wednesday. China's Caixin Media Co Ltd is publishing the PMI for the first time this month after replacing HSBC as the sponsor of the survey. CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低,for more information about china world news visit site at http://youtube.com/user/videofilmfiles as well as business website at http://penglaichina.com
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Focus on The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
This week we will focus on the Purchasing Managers Index. The PMI report is release for all countries around the globe with many different categories. Many traders get these mixed up or are not sure why one is more important than the other. To begin with the Purchasing Managers Index is an indicator of economic health. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US. There is also the HSBC data from China which is developed partnered with Markit. Purchasing managers form a near ideal survey sample base, having access to information often denied to many other managers. Due to the nature of their job function, it is important that purchasing managers are am... -
Purchasing Managers Index
Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US. Markit Group and the Institute for Supply Management separately compile The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) surveys on a monthly basis by polling businesses that represent the makeup of the respective sector. The surveys cover private sector companies, but not the public sector. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video -
Purchasing Managers' Index
The World Relies on the Purchasing Managers' Index. Now You Can. An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment. A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI. Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index. source:http://www.investopedia.com/terms /p/pmi.asp For more inf... -
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What is The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index?
The Investors Trading Academy focuses on one major economic event each week ahead of its release. This week we are going to take a look at Chinese PMI. The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index has a major effect on the marketplace as it gives global cues to how the world's economy is doing since China is the largest manufacturer in the world. By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy. -
What is The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is an economic index which measures the month to month variation in economic activity as indicated by a panel of purchasing managers from across Canada, and is prepared by the Richard Ivey School of Business at Western University. The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index is often referred to as the Purchasing Managers Index/PMI. -
Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) Surveys
Standard Bank is proud to be the sponsor for the development and delivery of the first ever Africa Series of Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) Surveys. -
Monografía Purchasing Managers Index - UPAO
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China Purchasing Managers' Index Drops to Seven Month Low
Bad news for China's economy. The key purchasing managers' index, or PMI, dropped to a seven month low of 50.2 in June, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. It hasn't been this low since November 2011. With exports down, one analyst predicts that Beijing will relax monetary policies, perhaps this month. Reuters quoted government researcher Zhang Liqun as saying, "New orders and input prices are still falling, which shows there are still many factors affecting production. A recovery in industrial output would take some time." China's economy could continue to decline in the third quarter, sidelining Beijing's growth target of 7.5 percent for the year. The lower PMI also implies that foreign demand for Chinese products is down. Reuters reports that Trade Minister Chen Demi... -
South Africa’s growth sentiment: Latest purchasing managers index show a slight recovery
In South Africa, the Barclays Purchasing Managers Index for March was released on Friday and there was some good news. The PMI surveys track sentiment among purchasing managers at manufacturing, construction and service firms. Angelo Coppola has more -
China's Purchasing Managers Index Makes Modest Improvement
China's manufacturers continue to see growth shrinking this month. In a report, the China HSBC Flash Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, or PMI, did rise to a three month high of 49.1 this month... up from 47.9 in September. A PMI higher than 50 means that manufacturing is expanding; lower than 50 means it's contracting. PMI is often used as a sign of the general health of the economy. The two biggest parts of the PMI are the headline index, which is an inflation indicator, and new orders and output. In a statement, HSBC Chief Economist for China at HSBC, Hongbin Qu, said, "October's flash PMI reading continues to recover for the second month, thanks in part to a gradual improvement in the new orders index which picked up to a six-month high (albeit marginally below 50). This is he... -
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HSBC's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9
HSBC's (NYSE:HBC) China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index indicated industrial output weakened for the third straight month in September. The index reading for the month was 49.9, unchanged from August. A reading of 50 indicates expansion. The result was strong than the preliminary PMI for September of 49.4. Economists at the bank said that the data showed China's manufacturing sector continuing to stagnate with weak domestic and overseas demand. HSBC Holdings has a potential upside of 3.3% based on a current price of $40.08 and an average consensus analyst price target of $41.4. -
CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday, a worse-than-expected result that should reinforce bets the struggling Chinese economy will get more stimulus. The flash Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) dropped to 48.2, the lowest reading since April last year and a fifth straight month below 50, the level which separates contraction from expansion. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a reading of 49.7, slightly stronger than June's final reading of 49.4. Output in July was 47.3, its lowest since March 2014. New orders and new export orders, which expanded in June, fell this month, according to the survey. The poor PMI survey contrasted with recen... -
Purchasing Managers' Index Philippines
An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment. A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI. Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index. source:http://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pmi.asp -
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HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index: Chris Hart
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This week we will focus on the Purchasing Managers Index. The PMI report is release for all countries around the globe with many different categories.
Many trad...
This week we will focus on the Purchasing Managers Index. The PMI report is release for all countries around the globe with many different categories.
Many traders get these mixed up or are not sure why one is more important than the other. To begin with the Purchasing Managers Index is an indicator of economic health. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US. There is also the HSBC data from China which is developed partnered with Markit.
Purchasing managers form a near ideal survey sample base, having access to information often denied to many other managers. Due to the nature of their job function, it is important that purchasing managers are among the first to know when trading conditions, and therefore company performance, change for the better or worse. Markit and ISM therefore uses such executives to produce data on business conditions.
In each country, a panel of purchasing managers is carefully selected designed to accurately represent the true structure of the chosen sector of the economy as determined by official data. The survey panels therefore replicate in miniature the actual economy. Particular effort is made to achieve monthly survey response rates of around 80%, ensuring that an accurate picture of business conditions is recorded over time. Data are collected in the second half of each month via mail, email, web, fax and phone.
These reports are release to covering the manufacturing sector, services sector, construction industry and non-manufacturing. These reports are release throughout the month. Depending on the economic make up of an individual economy of a country, a specific sector may be more important than another.
There are many ways to read a PMI report, but it is based on a 100 point index with a number higher than 50 showing improvement and below 50 showing contraction. PMI reading remain in a range from 40 to 65 and are compared to the previous months report.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy
wn.com/Focus On The Purchasing Managers Index (Pmi)
This week we will focus on the Purchasing Managers Index. The PMI report is release for all countries around the globe with many different categories.
Many traders get these mixed up or are not sure why one is more important than the other. To begin with the Purchasing Managers Index is an indicator of economic health. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US. There is also the HSBC data from China which is developed partnered with Markit.
Purchasing managers form a near ideal survey sample base, having access to information often denied to many other managers. Due to the nature of their job function, it is important that purchasing managers are among the first to know when trading conditions, and therefore company performance, change for the better or worse. Markit and ISM therefore uses such executives to produce data on business conditions.
In each country, a panel of purchasing managers is carefully selected designed to accurately represent the true structure of the chosen sector of the economy as determined by official data. The survey panels therefore replicate in miniature the actual economy. Particular effort is made to achieve monthly survey response rates of around 80%, ensuring that an accurate picture of business conditions is recorded over time. Data are collected in the second half of each month via mail, email, web, fax and phone.
These reports are release to covering the manufacturing sector, services sector, construction industry and non-manufacturing. These reports are release throughout the month. Depending on the economic make up of an individual economy of a country, a specific sector may be more important than another.
There are many ways to read a PMI report, but it is based on a 100 point index with a number higher than 50 showing improvement and below 50 showing contraction. PMI reading remain in a range from 40 to 65 and are compared to the previous months report.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy
- published: 27 Jan 2015
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Purchasing Managers Index
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Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies. The two principal producers of PMIs are Mar...
Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US.
Markit Group and the Institute for Supply Management separately compile The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) surveys on a monthly basis by polling businesses that represent the makeup of the respective sector. The surveys cover private sector companies, but not the public sector.
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Purchasing Managers' Indexes (PMI) are economic indicators derived from monthly surveys of private sector companies. The two principal producers of PMIs are Markit Group, which conducts PMIs for over 30 countries worldwide, and the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), which conducts PMIs for the US.
Markit Group and the Institute for Supply Management separately compile The Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) surveys on a monthly basis by polling businesses that represent the makeup of the respective sector. The surveys cover private sector companies, but not the public sector.
This video is targeted to blind users.
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- published: 30 Aug 2014
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Purchasing Managers' Index
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- Updated: 04 Nov 2010
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The World Relies on the Purchasing Managers' Index.
Now You Can.
An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based o...
The World Relies on the Purchasing Managers' Index.
Now You Can.
An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment.
A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI.
Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index.
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The World Relies on the Purchasing Managers' Index.
Now You Can.
An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment.
A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI.
Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index.
source:http://www.investopedia.com/terms /p/pmi.asp
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- published: 04 Nov 2010
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purchasing managers index PMI
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What is The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index?
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- Updated: 21 May 2014
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The Investors Trading Academy focuses on one major economic event each week ahead of its release. This week we are going to take a look at Chinese PMI.
The Chin...
The Investors Trading Academy focuses on one major economic event each week ahead of its release. This week we are going to take a look at Chinese PMI.
The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index has a major effect on the marketplace as it gives global cues to how the world's economy is doing since China is the largest manufacturer in the world.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy.
wn.com/What Is The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index
The Investors Trading Academy focuses on one major economic event each week ahead of its release. This week we are going to take a look at Chinese PMI.
The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index has a major effect on the marketplace as it gives global cues to how the world's economy is doing since China is the largest manufacturer in the world.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy.
- published: 21 May 2014
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What is The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
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The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is an economic index which measures the month to month variation in economic activity as indicated by a panel of purcha...
The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is an economic index which measures the month to month variation in economic activity as indicated by a panel of purchasing managers from across Canada, and is prepared by the Richard Ivey School of Business at Western University. The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index is often referred to as the Purchasing Managers Index/PMI.
wn.com/What Is The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (Pmi)
The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is an economic index which measures the month to month variation in economic activity as indicated by a panel of purchasing managers from across Canada, and is prepared by the Richard Ivey School of Business at Western University. The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index is often referred to as the Purchasing Managers Index/PMI.
- published: 05 Mar 2014
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Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) Surveys
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Standard Bank is proud to be the sponsor for the development and delivery of the first ever Africa Series of Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) Surveys.
Standard Bank is proud to be the sponsor for the development and delivery of the first ever Africa Series of Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) Surveys.
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Standard Bank is proud to be the sponsor for the development and delivery of the first ever Africa Series of Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) Surveys.
- published: 13 Mar 2015
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Monografía Purchasing Managers Index - UPAO
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Monografía sobre Purchasing Managers Index - Universidad Privada Antenor Orrego - Trujillo -Perú
- published: 09 Sep 2015
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China Purchasing Managers' Index Drops to Seven Month Low
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Bad news for China's economy. The key purchasing managers' index, or PMI, dropped to a seven month low of 50.2 in June, according to the National Bureau of Stat...
Bad news for China's economy. The key purchasing managers' index, or PMI, dropped to a seven month low of 50.2 in June, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. It hasn't been this low since November 2011. With exports down, one analyst predicts that Beijing will relax monetary policies, perhaps this month.
Reuters quoted government researcher Zhang Liqun as saying, "New orders and input prices are still falling, which shows there are still many factors affecting production. A recovery in industrial output would take some time."
China's economy could continue to decline in the third quarter, sidelining Beijing's growth target of 7.5 percent for the year.
The lower PMI also implies that foreign demand for Chinese products is down.
Reuters reports that Trade Minister Chen Deming believes China will be, "lucky" to hit a growth of imports and exports of 10 percent for the year.
wn.com/China Purchasing Managers' Index Drops To Seven Month Low
Bad news for China's economy. The key purchasing managers' index, or PMI, dropped to a seven month low of 50.2 in June, according to the National Bureau of Statistics. It hasn't been this low since November 2011. With exports down, one analyst predicts that Beijing will relax monetary policies, perhaps this month.
Reuters quoted government researcher Zhang Liqun as saying, "New orders and input prices are still falling, which shows there are still many factors affecting production. A recovery in industrial output would take some time."
China's economy could continue to decline in the third quarter, sidelining Beijing's growth target of 7.5 percent for the year.
The lower PMI also implies that foreign demand for Chinese products is down.
Reuters reports that Trade Minister Chen Deming believes China will be, "lucky" to hit a growth of imports and exports of 10 percent for the year.
- published: 03 Jul 2012
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South Africa’s growth sentiment: Latest purchasing managers index show a slight recovery
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In South Africa, the Barclays Purchasing Managers Index for March was released on Friday and there was some good news. The PMI surveys track sentiment among pur...
In South Africa, the Barclays Purchasing Managers Index for March was released on Friday and there was some good news. The PMI surveys track sentiment among purchasing managers at manufacturing, construction and service firms. Angelo Coppola has more
wn.com/South Africa’S Growth Sentiment Latest Purchasing Managers Index Show A Slight Recovery
In South Africa, the Barclays Purchasing Managers Index for March was released on Friday and there was some good news. The PMI surveys track sentiment among purchasing managers at manufacturing, construction and service firms. Angelo Coppola has more
- published: 04 Apr 2016
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China's Purchasing Managers Index Makes Modest Improvement
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China's manufacturers continue to see growth shrinking this month. In a report, the China HSBC Flash Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, or PMI, did rise t...
China's manufacturers continue to see growth shrinking this month. In a report, the China HSBC Flash Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, or PMI, did rise to a three month high of 49.1 this month... up from 47.9 in September.
A PMI higher than 50 means that manufacturing is expanding; lower than 50 means it's contracting. PMI is often used as a sign of the general health of the economy.
The two biggest parts of the PMI are the headline index, which is an inflation indicator, and new orders and output.
In a statement, HSBC Chief Economist for China at HSBC, Hongbin Qu, said, "October's flash PMI reading continues to recover for the second month, thanks in part to a gradual improvement in the new orders index which picked up to a six-month high (albeit marginally below 50). This is helped by the filtering-through of the earlier easing measures. However, external challenges still abound and the pressures on the job market are lingering."
The new data is the newest indicator of the state of China's economy since data from authorities showed the country's gross domestic product falling behind the target in the third quarter.
Although the numbers are slightly up, with a PMI under 50, it indicates that there's still a long road ahead before expansion makes a more meaningful comeback.
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China's manufacturers continue to see growth shrinking this month. In a report, the China HSBC Flash Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, or PMI, did rise to a three month high of 49.1 this month... up from 47.9 in September.
A PMI higher than 50 means that manufacturing is expanding; lower than 50 means it's contracting. PMI is often used as a sign of the general health of the economy.
The two biggest parts of the PMI are the headline index, which is an inflation indicator, and new orders and output.
In a statement, HSBC Chief Economist for China at HSBC, Hongbin Qu, said, "October's flash PMI reading continues to recover for the second month, thanks in part to a gradual improvement in the new orders index which picked up to a six-month high (albeit marginally below 50). This is helped by the filtering-through of the earlier easing measures. However, external challenges still abound and the pressures on the job market are lingering."
The new data is the newest indicator of the state of China's economy since data from authorities showed the country's gross domestic product falling behind the target in the third quarter.
Although the numbers are slightly up, with a PMI under 50, it indicates that there's still a long road ahead before expansion makes a more meaningful comeback.
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- published: 24 Oct 2012
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Purchasing Managers Index UPAO . Salinas.Ortiz
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- Updated: 09 Sep 2015
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HSBC's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9
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HSBC's (NYSE:HBC) China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index indicated industrial output weakened for the third straight month in September. The index readi...
HSBC's (NYSE:HBC) China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index indicated industrial output weakened for the third straight month in September. The index reading for the month was 49.9, unchanged from August. A reading of 50 indicates expansion.
The result was strong than the preliminary PMI for September of 49.4.
Economists at the bank said that the data showed China's manufacturing sector continuing to stagnate with weak domestic and overseas demand.
HSBC Holdings has a potential upside of 3.3% based on a current price of $40.08 and an average consensus analyst price target of $41.4.
wn.com/Hsbc's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9
HSBC's (NYSE:HBC) China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index indicated industrial output weakened for the third straight month in September. The index reading for the month was 49.9, unchanged from August. A reading of 50 indicates expansion.
The result was strong than the preliminary PMI for September of 49.4.
Economists at the bank said that the data showed China's manufacturing sector continuing to stagnate with weak domestic and overseas demand.
HSBC Holdings has a potential upside of 3.3% based on a current price of $40.08 and an average consensus analyst price target of $41.4.
- published: 30 Sep 2011
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CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低
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China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday, a worse-...
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday, a worse-than-expected result that should reinforce bets the struggling Chinese economy will get more stimulus.
The flash Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) dropped to 48.2, the lowest reading since April last year and a fifth straight month below 50, the level which separates contraction from expansion.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a reading of 49.7, slightly stronger than June's final reading of 49.4.
Output in July was 47.3, its lowest since March 2014. New orders and new export orders, which expanded in June, fell this month, according to the survey.
The poor PMI survey contrasted with recent data that suggested the world's second-largest economy was stabilizing after the government said annual growth in April-June held steady at 7 percent, slightly better than market expectations.
Continuing contraction in factory growth is likely to fuel speculation that China will further loosen monetary policy to try to stoke activity.
Economists polled by Reuters this month said they expect China to reduce interest rates by 25 basis points before the year-end. The amount of cash that Chinese banks must hold as reserves was also expected to be reduced to keep the Chinese economy growing at 7 percent this year, the slowest pace in a quarter of a century.
Additional policy support would make it the most aggressive easing cycle overseen by the central bank since the height of the 2008/09 global financial crisis.
"The central bank will maintain its loose monetary policy in the second half this year, and it will continue to apply different methods to control liquidity," Zhu Haibin, economist at JP Morgan in Beijing, said on Wednesday.
China's Caixin Media Co Ltd is publishing the PMI for the first time this month after replacing HSBC as the sponsor of the survey.
CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低,for more information about china world news visit site at http://youtube.com/user/videofilmfiles as well as business website at http://penglaichina.com
wn.com/China July Pmi Purchasing Managers’ Index Falls To 15 Month Low 7月制造业Pmi初值创15个月新低
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders depressed output, a preliminary private survey showed on Friday, a worse-than-expected result that should reinforce bets the struggling Chinese economy will get more stimulus.
The flash Caixin/Markit China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) dropped to 48.2, the lowest reading since April last year and a fifth straight month below 50, the level which separates contraction from expansion.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast a reading of 49.7, slightly stronger than June's final reading of 49.4.
Output in July was 47.3, its lowest since March 2014. New orders and new export orders, which expanded in June, fell this month, according to the survey.
The poor PMI survey contrasted with recent data that suggested the world's second-largest economy was stabilizing after the government said annual growth in April-June held steady at 7 percent, slightly better than market expectations.
Continuing contraction in factory growth is likely to fuel speculation that China will further loosen monetary policy to try to stoke activity.
Economists polled by Reuters this month said they expect China to reduce interest rates by 25 basis points before the year-end. The amount of cash that Chinese banks must hold as reserves was also expected to be reduced to keep the Chinese economy growing at 7 percent this year, the slowest pace in a quarter of a century.
Additional policy support would make it the most aggressive easing cycle overseen by the central bank since the height of the 2008/09 global financial crisis.
"The central bank will maintain its loose monetary policy in the second half this year, and it will continue to apply different methods to control liquidity," Zhu Haibin, economist at JP Morgan in Beijing, said on Wednesday.
China's Caixin Media Co Ltd is publishing the PMI for the first time this month after replacing HSBC as the sponsor of the survey.
CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低,for more information about china world news visit site at http://youtube.com/user/videofilmfiles as well as business website at http://penglaichina.com
- published: 01 Aug 2015
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Purchasing Managers' Index Philippines
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- Updated: 03 Nov 2010
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An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supp...
An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment.
A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI.
Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index.
source:http://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pmi.asp
wn.com/Purchasing Managers' Index Philippines
An indicator of the economic health of the manufacturing sector. The PMI index is based on five major indicators: new orders, inventory levels, production, supplier deliveries and the employment environment.
A PMI of more than 50 represents expansion of the manufacturing sector. A reading under 50 represents a contraction, while a reading at 50 indicates no change. Prior to September 1, 2001, the acronym (PMI) stood for Purchasing Managers' Index. The Institute of Supply Management (ISM) now uses only the acronym, PMI.
Although the ISM publishes several indexes, the PMI is the most widely followed and is sometimes referred to as the ISM index.
source:http://www.investopedia.com/terms/p/pmi.asp
- published: 03 Nov 2010
- views: 757
Kagiso Purchasing Managers Index with Abdul Davids
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- Updated: 06 Feb 2013
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The seasonally adjusted Kagiso Purchasing Managers Index gained 2.8 index points in July to reach a level of 51. Here to discuss this and more with ABN's Lindsa...
The seasonally adjusted Kagiso Purchasing Managers Index gained 2.8 index points in July to reach a level of 51. Here to discuss this and more with ABN's Lindsay Williams is Abdul Davids, Head of Research at Kagiso.
wn.com/Kagiso Purchasing Managers Index With Abdul Davids
The seasonally adjusted Kagiso Purchasing Managers Index gained 2.8 index points in July to reach a level of 51. Here to discuss this and more with ABN's Lindsay Williams is Abdul Davids, Head of Research at Kagiso.
- published: 06 Feb 2013
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Purchasing Managers Index, Government Oversight, Institutional Home Buying Today's Financial News
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- Updated: 04 Jun 2013
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News stories include pickup truck sales increase, US manufacturing falls, regulator...
http://www.millionairecorner.com/article/news-analysis-investor-june-4-2013
News stories include pickup truck sales increase, US manufacturing falls, regulators to oversee nonbanks, Wall Street invests in real estate, IMF downgrades France, US bond funds lose, Zynga layoffs.
wn.com/Purchasing Managers Index, Government Oversight, Institutional Home Buying Today's Financial News
http://www.millionairecorner.com/article/news-analysis-investor-june-4-2013
News stories include pickup truck sales increase, US manufacturing falls, regulators to oversee nonbanks, Wall Street invests in real estate, IMF downgrades France, US bond funds lose, Zynga layoffs.
- published: 04 Jun 2013
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S.A April Purchasing Managers' Index
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South Africa's seasonally adjusted Purchasing Managers' Index edged back into expansion territory at 50.5 in April.
South Africa's seasonally adjusted Purchasing Managers' Index edged back into expansion territory at 50.5 in April.
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South Africa's seasonally adjusted Purchasing Managers' Index edged back into expansion territory at 50.5 in April.
- published: 25 Jun 2013
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HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index: Chris Hart
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- Duration: 7:05
- Updated: 03 Jun 2015
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More bad news is that private sector growth slowed down in May.
Power supply shortages and weak export demand weighed on output. And so the HSBC Purchasing Man...
More bad news is that private sector growth slowed down in May.
Power supply shortages and weak export demand weighed on output. And so the HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index edged down to 50.1 in May from 51.5 in April.
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More bad news is that private sector growth slowed down in May.
Power supply shortages and weak export demand weighed on output. And so the HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index edged down to 50.1 in May from 51.5 in April.
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- published: 03 Jun 2015
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How this CAD-IVEY-Purchasing Managers Index report turned out
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- Updated: 27 Mar 2011
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http://fundamentalforexblogging.com/2010/07/16/follow-up-cad-ivey-purchasing-managers-index-report-6/ The Canadian IVEY Purchasing Managers Index FOREX charts
http://fundamentalforexblogging.com/2010/07/16/follow-up-cad-ivey-purchasing-managers-index-report-6/ The Canadian IVEY Purchasing Managers Index FOREX charts
wn.com/How This Cad Ivey Purchasing Managers Index Report Turned Out
http://fundamentalforexblogging.com/2010/07/16/follow-up-cad-ivey-purchasing-managers-index-report-6/ The Canadian IVEY Purchasing Managers Index FOREX charts
- published: 27 Mar 2011
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Explanation of PMI Score, March 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index
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Wayne State School of Business adjunct faculty member and economist Nitin Paranjpe discusses the March 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index. Drs. T...
Wayne State School of Business adjunct faculty member and economist Nitin Paranjpe discusses the March 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index. Drs. Tim Butler and Nitin Paranjpe from the school's Global Supply Chain Management discipline analyze the results of each monthly Report on Business survey conducted by the Institute for Supply Management- Southeast Michigan.
wn.com/Explanation Of Pmi Score, March 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index
Wayne State School of Business adjunct faculty member and economist Nitin Paranjpe discusses the March 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index. Drs. Tim Butler and Nitin Paranjpe from the school's Global Supply Chain Management discipline analyze the results of each monthly Report on Business survey conducted by the Institute for Supply Management- Southeast Michigan.
- published: 07 Apr 2010
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Finished Goods Inventories Are Down, April 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index
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Tim Butler, associate professor in the Wayne State business school, discusses the April 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index. Drs. Tim Butler and N...
Tim Butler, associate professor in the Wayne State business school, discusses the April 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index. Drs. Tim Butler and Nitin Paranjpe from the school's Global Supply Chain Management discipline analyze the results of each monthly Report on Business survey conducted by the Institute for Supply Management- Southeast Michigan.
wn.com/Finished Goods Inventories Are Down, April 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index
Tim Butler, associate professor in the Wayne State business school, discusses the April 2010 Southeast Michigan Purchasing Managers Index. Drs. Tim Butler and Nitin Paranjpe from the school's Global Supply Chain Management discipline analyze the results of each monthly Report on Business survey conducted by the Institute for Supply Management- Southeast Michigan.
- published: 04 May 2010
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Kagiso Purchasing Managers' Index
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- Duration: 13:10
- Updated: 11 Jun 2013
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ABN's Bronwyn Nielsen speaks with George Glynos, Managing Director of ETM Analytics, to discuss the economy.
ABN's Bronwyn Nielsen speaks with George Glynos, Managing Director of ETM Analytics, to discuss the economy.
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ABN's Bronwyn Nielsen speaks with George Glynos, Managing Director of ETM Analytics, to discuss the economy.
- published: 11 Jun 2013
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Manufacturing in worst month since 2013 | Short News
Summary of news on 'Manufacturing in worst month since 2013' Source: BBC UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a survey has indicated, adding to fears over the economy's strength The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March The index for new orders fell to 50.4 in April, from 51.9 the month before, matching February's three-year low The Markit/CIPS survey found new export orders contracted for the fourth straight month in April as the global economy continued to slow A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month -
British pound under pressure following PMI release
The pound sterling was trading on a softer note versus the US dollar on Tuesday. The British currency lost ground after downbeat factory activity figures from the UK were revealed. The report surprised traders to the downside and triggered a wave of selloffs in the Cable. The pound also turned in a weak performance against a number of other majors. The euro-pound pair rebounded from its lows around 0.7840 levels and surged to an intraday high. Following the latest release of macroeconomic fundamentals from the United Kingdom and the eurozone, the pair advanced to the 0.7892 area. The single European currency edged higher against its British peer as the European producer price index printed an increase to 0.3 percent in March, moving into positive territory for the first time this year. On... -
The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving
The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving. The BER/Barclays Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 54.9 points in April for the first time since August 2013. For more News visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news -
UK manufacturing output 'fell in April' | Short News
Summary of news on 'UK manufacturing output 'fell in April'' Source: BBC UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a survey has indicated, adding to fears over the economy's strength The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March A slowdown in the oil and gas industry, a major customer for UK companies, is also hitting production David Noble, group chief executive at the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), said: "Recent fears over a stall in the UK's manufacturing sector have now become a reality A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month -
Manufacturing falls to three-year low | Short News
Summary of news on 'Manufacturing falls to three-year low' Source: BBC Activity in the UK's manufacturing sector contracted in April for the first time in three years, a closely-watched survey has indicated The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March A slowdown in the oil and gas industry, a major customer for UK companies, is also hitting production The Markit/CIPS survey found new export orders contracted for the fourth straight month in April as the global economy continued to slow A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month -
China's Haier provides small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises trade assistance
The latest Caixin General China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), an indicator of manufacturing activity, edged down to 49.4 in April. Expert said the data, sampling 420 small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises, showed the foundation of China's economic recovery was yet to solidify. Meanwhile, Haier, a giant in household appliance manufacturing in China, has its own way to help those small and medium-sized enterprises who are facing difficulty, to get more profits. -
Sensex ends lower on tepid earnings, economic data
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian stock markets ended lower on Monday following a spate of disappointing corporate results, including from InterGlobe Aviation, and after a business survey showed manufacturing growth fell its lowest in four months. The Nikkei/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a four-month low of 50.5 in April from 52.4 in March. The broader NSE Nifty fell 0.56 percent to 7,805.90 points. The index hit its lowest since April 13 earlier in the session. The benchmark BSE Sensex lost 0.66 percent to 25,436.97 points, after earlier hitting its lowest since April 12. -
USD index extends losing streak
Throughout the whole last week, the US dollar index demonstrated broad weakness. The market was eyeing the release of the Fed’s post-meeting statement. The focus was primarily on the regulator’s outlook for the US economy rather than on interest rates. However, despite the optimism of the Federal Open Market Committee’s members, the US dollar extended losses versus a basket of major currencies. In early deals on Monday, the US dollar index is trading at 92.96. According to currency strategists, the downtrend has been fueled by the downbeat US fundamentals released on Friday. The figures showed that the April Chicago purchasing managers’ index missed expectations, indicating the current weakness in the country’s economic activity. A number of other macroeconomic indicators logged a declin... -
China, PMI and gold and silver price issues
http://illuminatisilver.com http://facebook.com/illuminatisilver China, PMI and gold and silver price issues Today is Monday 2nd May 2016 and we are addressing the issue of China, PMI and gold and silver price issues. With gold prices up 22% since the 1st January and silver up 29% (in US dollar terms), many people are asking why and is this trend set to continue? Well a number of factors have affected these prices, not least of these have been the FED’s rather dovish approach to interest rates, thereby causing the dollar index to decline from 99.6 to its current 93 level, zero or negative interest rates in many nations throughout the world including Europe and Asia ensuring precious metals becoming more attractive for investors, and an acceptance that their significant fall from their... -
India factory activity growth slows sharply in April - PMI
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Growth in India's manufacturing sector slowed sharply in April as demand weakened, a business survey showed on Monday, reinforcing views that the central bank will have to cut interest rates again in coming months. The Nikkei/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a four-month low of 50.5 in April from March's 52.4, nearing the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction and the lowest reading of the year. The pace of growth in both domestic and foreign orders dwindled, pushing firms to reduce output. The output sub-index fell to a two-month low of 51.0 from 54.2. "The PMI data for India show a marked slowdown in output expansion during April, as growth of new work ground to a halt," said Pollyanna De Lima, an economist at Markit.) -
China’s manufacturing sector marginally expands in April
Official data released on Sunday showed that activity in China's manufacturing sector expanded in April, albeit slower than expected. The official Purchasing Managers' Index or PMI stood at 50.1 in April, down 0.1 point on monthly basis. Meanwhile, a survey shows the country's service sector activity also slowed in April, with non-manufacturing PMI at 53.5 down from 53.8 in March. Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CCTVNEWSbeijing Download for IOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cctvnews-app/id922456579?l=zh&ls;=1&mt;=8 Download for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.imib.cctv Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cctvnewschina Twitter: https://twitter.com/CCTVNEWS Google+: https://plus.google.com/+CCTVNEWSbeijing Tumblr: http://c... -
22.04.2016 - Economic Calendar by Dukascopy
The last day of the trading week brings the latest Purchasing Managers Indices; let's find out more. So the preliminary April PMIs from several Euro Zone countries are up first thing in the morning, starting with the French release at 7. German data follows half an hour later, and the data for the entire currency bloc will be available at 8. The Euro Zone manufacturing index gained some ground in March but the services PMI inched lower as the French data still showed contraction in the services sector. Loonie Dollar traders should tune in on 12:30 PM GMT, when the high importance Canadian CPI for March is released. The annual inflation lost point 6 percentage points in February as petrol prices went down by no less than 13.1% on a year-on-year basis. Canadian Retail Sales for February are ... -
Friday 4 March - Markets eager for non-farm payrolls
Recent US data hasn't been terrible, but it hasn't been remarkable either. As a result, the dollar has come under a lot of pressure this week. The market has been selling off the dollar ahead of the labour data out this afternoon. It is the first Friday of March and non-farm payrolls will show how many new jobs have been created across the US in the last month. The markets are expecting a number of 195,000 with an unemployment rate staying at an eight-year low of 4.9%. The number will be eagerly awaited as it comes ahead of the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting this month, amid fears of a global slowdown. Analysts will also closely look at the non-farm payrolls earning component, hoping to see a rise of 0.3% MOM. Weak service data from the UK and Europe Yesterday the UK service sec... -
Frank Holmes I See More Takeovers Involving Small Gold Producers
U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes describes why the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) is a crucial indicator for any commodities investor, including the role played by the “four big horses.” He also discusses gold’s seasonal patterns and why 2016 could be different, especially for small Canadian gold producers. -
[oseck] Election fever will be front and centre this week
There will also be data out this week that will point to continuing recovery in the domestic market. Today, the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index shows that activity in the sector rose at the fastest pace in seven months, with companies hiring extra staff as the workload increases. Later today, KBC and the ESRI will release the Consumer Sentiment Index for January. The figure reached a 10-year high in December. However, that figure was only a marginal improvement on November and it will be interesting to see how the post-Christmas lull and the election are playing on consumers' minds. Also on the home front this week, there'll be trade statistics out on Friday and tomorrow sees the release of agricultural price indices. No doubt any positive data is going to be lapped ... -
China manufacturing PMI hit lowest since 2012
Official data showed on Monday that the Purchasing Managers' Index in the manufacturing sector stood at 49.4 percent in January, compared with the previous month's reading of 49.7, and below the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction. It is the weakest index reading since August 2012. Subscribe to us on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/CCTVNEWSbeijing Download for IOS: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/cctvnews-app/id922456579?l=zh&ls;=1&mt;=8 Download for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.imib.cctv Follow us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cctvnewschina Twitter: https://twitter.com/CCTVNEWS Google+: https://plus.google.com/+CCTVNEWSbeijing Tumblr: http://cctvnews.tumblr.com/ Weibo: http://weibo.com/cctvnewsbeijing -
Eurozone business activity falls to 11-month low
Eurozone business activity has hit an 11-month low according to the Composite Purchasing Managers Index (PMI). Flash #Eurozone #PMI shows that economic growth cools at start of 2016. More here: https://t.co/totS2OR80e pic.twitter.com/rqXp80JZwH— Markit Economics (@MarkitEconomics) January 22, 2016 The survey says the Eurozone has suffered at the hands of volatile financial markets and uncertainty surrounding the global outlook. This is due in part to the sharp slowdown in the C… READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2016/01/22/eurozone-business-activity-falls-to-11-month-low euronews business brings you latest updates from the world of finance and economy, in-depth analysis, interviews, infographics and more Subscribe for daily dose of business news: http://bit.ly/1pcHCzj Ma... -
Kenya business activity rose in December 2015 due to strong demand
In Kenya, business activity expanded in December as a result of rising domestic demand that spurred production, hiring and purchasing by firms. CFC Stanbic Kenya Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 55.5 last month from 53.7 in November. A 50-point line denotes growth in business activity. The PMI is one of the indicators watched by the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee. The quarterly average was however the weakest since Stanbic Kenya PMI began in January 2014. -
SuperTraderTV's Daily Market Events - Tuesday, December 1st
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SA's business confidence index has recovered
South Africa's business confidence index recovered from a 22-year low in October. Thats according to business chamber SACCI. Its survey shows confidence index rising by 6.8 points to 88.4.. But a Purchasing Managers Index released on Wednesday shows activity in the private sector has shrunk to a 15 month low For more News visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SABCNewsOnline?lang=en Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SABCNewsOnline -
PH shares seen to trade lower as China PMI disappoints
Philippine shares are set to trade lower with China's purchasing managers' index (PMI) figures weighing on investor sentiment. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://www.abs-cbnnews.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews -
China's PMI Stays at 49.8 in October
China's manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) stayed at 49.8 percent in October, indicating factory activity picked up a bit but was still contracting, official data showed on Sunday. The number stayed at the same level compared with last month, and the index for new orders rose to 50.3 percent, 0.1 percentage point higher than in September. The two numbers above 50 showed a recovery sign of the manufacturing sector. "From the index, we can see some positive signs of the sector. The index of new orders is picking up which indicates that companies are confident of their future business, and the production and operations of the whole industry remained at a high level of performance," said Cai Jin, vice-president of the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing. Large compani...
Manufacturing in worst month since 2013 | Short News
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Summary of news on 'Manufacturing in worst month since 2013'
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UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a ...
Summary of news on 'Manufacturing in worst month since 2013'
Source: BBC
UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a survey has indicated, adding to fears over the economy's strength
The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March
The index for new orders fell to 50.4 in April, from 51.9 the month before, matching February's three-year low
The Markit/CIPS survey found new export orders contracted for the fourth straight month in April as the global economy continued to slow
A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month
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Summary of news on 'Manufacturing in worst month since 2013'
Source: BBC
UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a survey has indicated, adding to fears over the economy's strength
The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March
The index for new orders fell to 50.4 in April, from 51.9 the month before, matching February's three-year low
The Markit/CIPS survey found new export orders contracted for the fourth straight month in April as the global economy continued to slow
A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month
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British pound under pressure following PMI release
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The pound sterling was trading on a softer note versus the US dollar on Tuesday. The British currency lost ground after downbeat factory activity figures from t...
The pound sterling was trading on a softer note versus the US dollar on Tuesday. The British currency lost ground after downbeat factory activity figures from the UK were revealed. The report surprised traders to the downside and triggered a wave of selloffs in the Cable. The pound also turned in a weak performance against a number of other majors.
The euro-pound pair rebounded from its lows around 0.7840 levels and surged to an intraday high. Following the latest release of macroeconomic fundamentals from the United Kingdom and the eurozone, the pair advanced to the 0.7892 area.
The single European currency edged higher against its British peer as the European producer price index printed an increase to 0.3 percent in March, moving into positive territory for the first time this year. On a year-over-year basis, the cost of goods leaving factory gates slid by 4.2 percent despite the forecast for a bigger decline. Experts say that the annual PPI inflation rate is unlikely to fall significantly in the near term.
Producer price growth within the eurozone was largely driven by a pickup in energy prices, which climbed by 1.2 percent for the month.
As for the United Kingdom, the situation here is slightly different. A separate report showed that factory activity in the country still leaves much to be desired as the UK’s manufacturing PMI failed to meet the expectations.
The official numbers suggest that the purchasing managers’ index for the country’s manufacturing sector fell to 49.2 in April from the March reading of 50.7. Economists had predicted a rise to 51.2. Note that the indicator dipped below the critical 50 threshold, indicating contraction at the beginning of the second quarter.
According to market analysts, production remains one of the most volatile sectors in Great Britain. Tomorrow, participants of financial markets will be eyeing the UK’s construction PMI, which can either offer support to the national currency or push the pound even lower.
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wn.com/British Pound Under Pressure Following Pmi Release
The pound sterling was trading on a softer note versus the US dollar on Tuesday. The British currency lost ground after downbeat factory activity figures from the UK were revealed. The report surprised traders to the downside and triggered a wave of selloffs in the Cable. The pound also turned in a weak performance against a number of other majors.
The euro-pound pair rebounded from its lows around 0.7840 levels and surged to an intraday high. Following the latest release of macroeconomic fundamentals from the United Kingdom and the eurozone, the pair advanced to the 0.7892 area.
The single European currency edged higher against its British peer as the European producer price index printed an increase to 0.3 percent in March, moving into positive territory for the first time this year. On a year-over-year basis, the cost of goods leaving factory gates slid by 4.2 percent despite the forecast for a bigger decline. Experts say that the annual PPI inflation rate is unlikely to fall significantly in the near term.
Producer price growth within the eurozone was largely driven by a pickup in energy prices, which climbed by 1.2 percent for the month.
As for the United Kingdom, the situation here is slightly different. A separate report showed that factory activity in the country still leaves much to be desired as the UK’s manufacturing PMI failed to meet the expectations.
The official numbers suggest that the purchasing managers’ index for the country’s manufacturing sector fell to 49.2 in April from the March reading of 50.7. Economists had predicted a rise to 51.2. Note that the indicator dipped below the critical 50 threshold, indicating contraction at the beginning of the second quarter.
According to market analysts, production remains one of the most volatile sectors in Great Britain. Tomorrow, participants of financial markets will be eyeing the UK’s construction PMI, which can either offer support to the national currency or push the pound even lower.
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The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving
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The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving.
The BER/Barclays Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 54.9 points in April for the first time since Augus...
The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving.
The BER/Barclays Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 54.9 points in April for the first time since August 2013.
For more News visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news
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The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving.
The BER/Barclays Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 54.9 points in April for the first time since August 2013.
For more News visit: http://www.sabc.co.za/news
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UK manufacturing output 'fell in April' | Short News
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Summary of news on 'UK manufacturing output 'fell in April''
Source: BBC
UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a ...
Summary of news on 'UK manufacturing output 'fell in April''
Source: BBC
UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a survey has indicated, adding to fears over the economy's strength
The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March
A slowdown in the oil and gas industry, a major customer for UK companies, is also hitting production
David Noble, group chief executive at the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), said: "Recent fears over a stall in the UK's manufacturing sector have now become a reality
A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month
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Summary of news on 'UK manufacturing output 'fell in April''
Source: BBC
UK manufacturing activity contracted in April for the first time in three years, a survey has indicated, adding to fears over the economy's strength
The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March
A slowdown in the oil and gas industry, a major customer for UK companies, is also hitting production
David Noble, group chief executive at the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), said: "Recent fears over a stall in the UK's manufacturing sector have now become a reality
A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month
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Manufacturing falls to three-year low | Short News
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Summary of news on 'Manufacturing falls to three-year low'
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Activity in the UK's manufacturing sector contracted in April for the first time in t...
Summary of news on 'Manufacturing falls to three-year low'
Source: BBC
Activity in the UK's manufacturing sector contracted in April for the first time in three years, a closely-watched survey has indicated
The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March
A slowdown in the oil and gas industry, a major customer for UK companies, is also hitting production
The Markit/CIPS survey found new export orders contracted for the fourth straight month in April as the global economy continued to slow
A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month
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Summary of news on 'Manufacturing falls to three-year low'
Source: BBC
Activity in the UK's manufacturing sector contracted in April for the first time in three years, a closely-watched survey has indicated
The Markit/CIPS manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to 49.2 from 50.7 in March
A slowdown in the oil and gas industry, a major customer for UK companies, is also hitting production
The Markit/CIPS survey found new export orders contracted for the fourth straight month in April as the global economy continued to slow
A measure of employment in the manufacturing sector was also below the 50 mark for its fourth straight month
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China's Haier provides small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises trade assistance
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The latest Caixin General China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), an indicator of manufacturing activity, edged down to 49.4 in April.
Expert sa...
The latest Caixin General China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), an indicator of manufacturing activity, edged down to 49.4 in April.
Expert said the data, sampling 420 small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises, showed the foundation of China's economic recovery was yet to solidify.
Meanwhile, Haier, a giant in household appliance manufacturing in China, has its own way to help those small and medium-sized enterprises who are facing difficulty, to get more profits.
wn.com/China's Haier Provides Small And Medium Sized Manufacturing Enterprises Trade Assistance
The latest Caixin General China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), an indicator of manufacturing activity, edged down to 49.4 in April.
Expert said the data, sampling 420 small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises, showed the foundation of China's economic recovery was yet to solidify.
Meanwhile, Haier, a giant in household appliance manufacturing in China, has its own way to help those small and medium-sized enterprises who are facing difficulty, to get more profits.
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Sensex ends lower on tepid earnings, economic data
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian stock markets ended lower on Monday following a spate of disappointing corporate results, including from InterGlobe Aviation, and afte...
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian stock markets ended lower on Monday following a spate of disappointing corporate results, including from InterGlobe Aviation, and after a business survey showed manufacturing growth fell its lowest in four months.
The Nikkei/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a four-month low of 50.5 in April from 52.4 in March.
The broader NSE Nifty fell 0.56 percent to 7,805.90 points. The index hit its lowest since April 13 earlier in the session.
The benchmark BSE Sensex lost 0.66 percent to 25,436.97 points, after earlier hitting its lowest since April 12.
wn.com/Sensex Ends Lower On Tepid Earnings, Economic Data
MUMBAI (Reuters) - Indian stock markets ended lower on Monday following a spate of disappointing corporate results, including from InterGlobe Aviation, and after a business survey showed manufacturing growth fell its lowest in four months.
The Nikkei/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a four-month low of 50.5 in April from 52.4 in March.
The broader NSE Nifty fell 0.56 percent to 7,805.90 points. The index hit its lowest since April 13 earlier in the session.
The benchmark BSE Sensex lost 0.66 percent to 25,436.97 points, after earlier hitting its lowest since April 12.
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USD index extends losing streak
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Throughout the whole last week, the US dollar index demonstrated broad weakness. The market was eyeing the release of the Fed’s post-meeting statement. The focu...
Throughout the whole last week, the US dollar index demonstrated broad weakness. The market was eyeing the release of the Fed’s post-meeting statement. The focus was primarily on the regulator’s outlook for the US economy rather than on interest rates. However, despite the optimism of the Federal Open Market Committee’s members, the US dollar extended losses versus a basket of major currencies.
In early deals on Monday, the US dollar index is trading at 92.96. According to currency strategists, the downtrend has been fueled by the downbeat US fundamentals released on Friday. The figures showed that the April Chicago purchasing managers’ index missed expectations, indicating the current weakness in the country’s economic activity.
A number of other macroeconomic indicators logged a decline as well.
For example, initial estimates suggest that US gross domestic product increased by just 0.5 percent during the first quarter, down from 1.4% in the previous reporting period. Analysts had anticipated a 0.7-percent gain.
This report gave the market a hint that the current economic situation in the United States is rather unstable. Now investors are ever more convinced that the Fed will not opt for tightening its monetary policy any time soon. At the same time, the news offered support to safe haven currencies that are presently extending their lead over the greenback.
The US dollar-Japanese yen pair is trading around the level of 106.39 today. In addition to the weaker US dollar, the Japanese currency was also aided by the release of the country’s latest manufacturing PMI.
Official figures indicate that Japan’s final purchasing managers’ index for the manufacturing sector climbed to 48.2 basis points in April 2016 from 48 in March. Economists had expected the factory activity gauge to remain at the March levels.
The price action of the Chinese yuan appears to be similar to the movement of the Japanese yen, even though the Chinese economy continues to disappoint the markets.
China’s official manufacturing PMI ticked marginally lower to 50.1 in April from 50.2 in March. However, growth in the domestic manufacturing industry remained on a solid footing thanks to a recovery observed in the housing sector.
Today, market players are looking ahead to a fresh ISM manufacturing PMI survey from the United States, which could change the trajectory of the American currency. Stay tuned to our news releases on InstaForex TV to find out whether the dollar actually manages to reverse its course.
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wn.com/USD Index Extends Losing Streak
Throughout the whole last week, the US dollar index demonstrated broad weakness. The market was eyeing the release of the Fed’s post-meeting statement. The focus was primarily on the regulator’s outlook for the US economy rather than on interest rates. However, despite the optimism of the Federal Open Market Committee’s members, the US dollar extended losses versus a basket of major currencies.
In early deals on Monday, the US dollar index is trading at 92.96. According to currency strategists, the downtrend has been fueled by the downbeat US fundamentals released on Friday. The figures showed that the April Chicago purchasing managers’ index missed expectations, indicating the current weakness in the country’s economic activity.
A number of other macroeconomic indicators logged a decline as well.
For example, initial estimates suggest that US gross domestic product increased by just 0.5 percent during the first quarter, down from 1.4% in the previous reporting period. Analysts had anticipated a 0.7-percent gain.
This report gave the market a hint that the current economic situation in the United States is rather unstable. Now investors are ever more convinced that the Fed will not opt for tightening its monetary policy any time soon. At the same time, the news offered support to safe haven currencies that are presently extending their lead over the greenback.
The US dollar-Japanese yen pair is trading around the level of 106.39 today. In addition to the weaker US dollar, the Japanese currency was also aided by the release of the country’s latest manufacturing PMI.
Official figures indicate that Japan’s final purchasing managers’ index for the manufacturing sector climbed to 48.2 basis points in April 2016 from 48 in March. Economists had expected the factory activity gauge to remain at the March levels.
The price action of the Chinese yuan appears to be similar to the movement of the Japanese yen, even though the Chinese economy continues to disappoint the markets.
China’s official manufacturing PMI ticked marginally lower to 50.1 in April from 50.2 in March. However, growth in the domestic manufacturing industry remained on a solid footing thanks to a recovery observed in the housing sector.
Today, market players are looking ahead to a fresh ISM manufacturing PMI survey from the United States, which could change the trajectory of the American currency. Stay tuned to our news releases on InstaForex TV to find out whether the dollar actually manages to reverse its course.
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- published: 02 May 2016
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China, PMI and gold and silver price issues
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China, PMI and gold and silver price issues
Today is Monday 2nd May 2016 and we are addressing the issue of China, PMI and gold and silver price issues.
With gold prices up 22% since the 1st January and silver up 29% (in US dollar terms), many people are asking why and is this trend set to continue?
Well a number of factors have affected these prices, not least of these have been the FED’s rather dovish approach to interest rates, thereby causing the dollar index to decline from 99.6 to its current 93 level, zero or negative interest rates in many nations throughout the world including Europe and Asia ensuring precious metals becoming more attractive for investors, and an acceptance that their significant fall from their 2011 highs may in fact have been overdone.
One of the main concerns has been global economic decline not least the slowdown in the Chinese economy resulting in their lowering of GDP forecasts to below 7%.
However, earlier yesterday, it was announced that the official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 50.1 in April, but barely above the 50-point mark that separates expansion in activity from contraction. Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted the reading would improve to 50.4, after upbeat March data fuelled hopes that the country's prolonged economic slowdown was easing.
A recent article on Zero Hedge has indicated that China has been growing its silver inventories quite substantially for the past 6 months. This month, as of April 19, the Shanghai Futures Exchange added a massive 1,706 tonnes, which is a 452% increase from the amount it added in April 2015. Shanghai silver inventories are now at their highest level ever.
However, that said, we could very well see gold rise above $1300 and silver above $18 - $18.50 in the interim and at these levels significant resistance will be met. Nevertheless, pull backs, we believe later in the year, will give purchasers another opportunity to purchase these metals at lower prices but onward looking, can see that 2015 may indeed have provided the lows and that a new paradigm is beginning to emerge.
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China, PMI and gold and silver price issues
Today is Monday 2nd May 2016 and we are addressing the issue of China, PMI and gold and silver price issues.
With gold prices up 22% since the 1st January and silver up 29% (in US dollar terms), many people are asking why and is this trend set to continue?
Well a number of factors have affected these prices, not least of these have been the FED’s rather dovish approach to interest rates, thereby causing the dollar index to decline from 99.6 to its current 93 level, zero or negative interest rates in many nations throughout the world including Europe and Asia ensuring precious metals becoming more attractive for investors, and an acceptance that their significant fall from their 2011 highs may in fact have been overdone.
One of the main concerns has been global economic decline not least the slowdown in the Chinese economy resulting in their lowering of GDP forecasts to below 7%.
However, earlier yesterday, it was announced that the official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) rose to 50.1 in April, but barely above the 50-point mark that separates expansion in activity from contraction. Analysts polled by Reuters had predicted the reading would improve to 50.4, after upbeat March data fuelled hopes that the country's prolonged economic slowdown was easing.
A recent article on Zero Hedge has indicated that China has been growing its silver inventories quite substantially for the past 6 months. This month, as of April 19, the Shanghai Futures Exchange added a massive 1,706 tonnes, which is a 452% increase from the amount it added in April 2015. Shanghai silver inventories are now at their highest level ever.
However, that said, we could very well see gold rise above $1300 and silver above $18 - $18.50 in the interim and at these levels significant resistance will be met. Nevertheless, pull backs, we believe later in the year, will give purchasers another opportunity to purchase these metals at lower prices but onward looking, can see that 2015 may indeed have provided the lows and that a new paradigm is beginning to emerge.
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- published: 02 May 2016
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India factory activity growth slows sharply in April - PMI
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Growth in India's manufacturing sector slowed sharply in April as demand weakened, a business survey showed on Monday, reinforcing views t...
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Growth in India's manufacturing sector slowed sharply in April as demand weakened, a business survey showed on Monday, reinforcing views that the central bank will have to cut interest rates again in coming months.
The Nikkei/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a four-month low of 50.5 in April from March's 52.4, nearing the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction and the lowest reading of the year.
The pace of growth in both domestic and foreign orders dwindled, pushing firms to reduce output. The output sub-index fell to a two-month low of 51.0 from 54.2.
"The PMI data for India show a marked slowdown in output expansion during April, as growth of new work ground to a halt," said Pollyanna De Lima, an economist at Markit.)
wn.com/India Factory Activity Growth Slows Sharply In April Pmi
SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Growth in India's manufacturing sector slowed sharply in April as demand weakened, a business survey showed on Monday, reinforcing views that the central bank will have to cut interest rates again in coming months.
The Nikkei/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a four-month low of 50.5 in April from March's 52.4, nearing the 50 mark that separates growth from contraction and the lowest reading of the year.
The pace of growth in both domestic and foreign orders dwindled, pushing firms to reduce output. The output sub-index fell to a two-month low of 51.0 from 54.2.
"The PMI data for India show a marked slowdown in output expansion during April, as growth of new work ground to a halt," said Pollyanna De Lima, an economist at Markit.)
- published: 02 May 2016
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China’s manufacturing sector marginally expands in April
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Official data released on Sunday showed that activity in China's manufacturing sector expanded in April, albeit slower than expected. The official Purchasing Ma...
Official data released on Sunday showed that activity in China's manufacturing sector expanded in April, albeit slower than expected. The official Purchasing Managers' Index or PMI stood at 50.1 in April, down 0.1 point on monthly basis. Meanwhile, a survey shows the country's service sector activity also slowed in April, with non-manufacturing PMI at 53.5 down from 53.8 in March.
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wn.com/China’S Manufacturing Sector Marginally Expands In April
Official data released on Sunday showed that activity in China's manufacturing sector expanded in April, albeit slower than expected. The official Purchasing Managers' Index or PMI stood at 50.1 in April, down 0.1 point on monthly basis. Meanwhile, a survey shows the country's service sector activity also slowed in April, with non-manufacturing PMI at 53.5 down from 53.8 in March.
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- published: 01 May 2016
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22.04.2016 - Economic Calendar by Dukascopy
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The last day of the trading week brings the latest Purchasing Managers Indices; let's find out more.
So the preliminary April PMIs from several Euro Zone countr...
The last day of the trading week brings the latest Purchasing Managers Indices; let's find out more.
So the preliminary April PMIs from several Euro Zone countries are up first thing in the morning, starting with the French release at 7. German data follows half an hour later, and the data for the entire currency bloc will be available at 8. The Euro Zone manufacturing index gained some ground in March but the services PMI inched lower as the French data still showed contraction in the services sector.
Loonie Dollar traders should tune in on 12:30 PM GMT, when the high importance Canadian CPI for March is released. The annual inflation lost point 6 percentage points in February as petrol prices went down by no less than 13.1% on a year-on-year basis.
Canadian Retail Sales for February are out at the same time. Sales rebounded in January as growth was recorded across most subsectors.
And US Preliminary Manufacturing PMI for April concludes the schedule at 1:45. The Index came in somewhat weaker than anticipated in March, having dropped to a 4 year low the previous month.
I'm Sam Meredith and this was the Economic Calendar for Friday, the 22nd of April. Our next overview will cover the most important news releases for Monday, so do check back.
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wn.com/22.04.2016 Economic Calendar By Dukascopy
The last day of the trading week brings the latest Purchasing Managers Indices; let's find out more.
So the preliminary April PMIs from several Euro Zone countries are up first thing in the morning, starting with the French release at 7. German data follows half an hour later, and the data for the entire currency bloc will be available at 8. The Euro Zone manufacturing index gained some ground in March but the services PMI inched lower as the French data still showed contraction in the services sector.
Loonie Dollar traders should tune in on 12:30 PM GMT, when the high importance Canadian CPI for March is released. The annual inflation lost point 6 percentage points in February as petrol prices went down by no less than 13.1% on a year-on-year basis.
Canadian Retail Sales for February are out at the same time. Sales rebounded in January as growth was recorded across most subsectors.
And US Preliminary Manufacturing PMI for April concludes the schedule at 1:45. The Index came in somewhat weaker than anticipated in March, having dropped to a 4 year low the previous month.
I'm Sam Meredith and this was the Economic Calendar for Friday, the 22nd of April. Our next overview will cover the most important news releases for Monday, so do check back.
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- published: 22 Apr 2016
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Friday 4 March - Markets eager for non-farm payrolls
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Recent US data hasn't been terrible, but it hasn't been remarkable either. As a result, the dollar has come under a lot of pressure this week. The market has be...
Recent US data hasn't been terrible, but it hasn't been remarkable either. As a result, the dollar has come under a lot of pressure this week. The market has been selling off the dollar ahead of the labour data out this afternoon. It is the first Friday of March and non-farm payrolls will show how many new jobs have been created across the US in the last month.
The markets are expecting a number of 195,000 with an unemployment rate staying at an eight-year low of 4.9%. The number will be eagerly awaited as it comes ahead of the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting this month, amid fears of a global slowdown. Analysts will also closely look at the non-farm payrolls earning component, hoping to see a rise of 0.3% MOM.
Weak service data from the UK and Europe
Yesterday the UK service sector showed the weakest growth in three years. The purchasing managers’ index fell to 52.7 in February down from 55.6 in January. The fall is bigger than analysts had anticipated and came as a surprise to many. Worries about the EU referendum, turmoil in financial markets and a faltering global recovery, have hit confidence among the UK service businesses. Despite the weak data, the British pound did show some resilience.
UK PMI reports mirror the gloomy growth showing in the Eurozone. Markit's purchasing managers index fell to 53 in February, which is the slowest for 13 months. The major drag was France, whose PMI dropped below 50. The index is one of the key indicators of growth and such a decline has raised fears that economies could deteriorate across the single currency block.
Apart from the US trade balance and non-farm payrolls, data will be light today, with a revision of Q4 GDP in Italy, and the January trade balance from Canada.
wn.com/Friday 4 March Markets Eager For Non Farm Payrolls
Recent US data hasn't been terrible, but it hasn't been remarkable either. As a result, the dollar has come under a lot of pressure this week. The market has been selling off the dollar ahead of the labour data out this afternoon. It is the first Friday of March and non-farm payrolls will show how many new jobs have been created across the US in the last month.
The markets are expecting a number of 195,000 with an unemployment rate staying at an eight-year low of 4.9%. The number will be eagerly awaited as it comes ahead of the Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting this month, amid fears of a global slowdown. Analysts will also closely look at the non-farm payrolls earning component, hoping to see a rise of 0.3% MOM.
Weak service data from the UK and Europe
Yesterday the UK service sector showed the weakest growth in three years. The purchasing managers’ index fell to 52.7 in February down from 55.6 in January. The fall is bigger than analysts had anticipated and came as a surprise to many. Worries about the EU referendum, turmoil in financial markets and a faltering global recovery, have hit confidence among the UK service businesses. Despite the weak data, the British pound did show some resilience.
UK PMI reports mirror the gloomy growth showing in the Eurozone. Markit's purchasing managers index fell to 53 in February, which is the slowest for 13 months. The major drag was France, whose PMI dropped below 50. The index is one of the key indicators of growth and such a decline has raised fears that economies could deteriorate across the single currency block.
Apart from the US trade balance and non-farm payrolls, data will be light today, with a revision of Q4 GDP in Italy, and the January trade balance from Canada.
- published: 04 Mar 2016
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Frank Holmes I See More Takeovers Involving Small Gold Producers
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- Updated: 24 Feb 2016
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U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes describes why the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) is a crucial indicator for any commodities investor, including the rol...
U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes describes why the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) is a crucial indicator for any commodities investor, including the role played by the “four big horses.” He also discusses gold’s seasonal patterns and why 2016 could be different, especially for small Canadian gold producers.
wn.com/Frank Holmes I See More Takeovers Involving Small Gold Producers
U.S. Global Investors CEO Frank Holmes describes why the Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) is a crucial indicator for any commodities investor, including the role played by the “four big horses.” He also discusses gold’s seasonal patterns and why 2016 could be different, especially for small Canadian gold producers.
- published: 24 Feb 2016
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[oseck] Election fever will be front and centre this week
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- Updated: 08 Feb 2016
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There will also be data out this week that will point to continuing recovery in the domestic market. Today, the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' In...
There will also be data out this week that will point to continuing recovery in the domestic market. Today, the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index shows that activity in the sector rose at the fastest pace in seven months, with companies hiring extra staff as the workload increases.
Later today, KBC and the ESRI will release the Consumer Sentiment Index for January. The figure reached a 10-year high in December. However, that figure was only a marginal improvement on November and it will be interesting to see how the post-Christmas lull and the election are playing on consumers' minds.
Also on the home front this week, there'll be trade statistics out on Friday and tomorrow sees the release of agricultural price indices.
No doubt any positive data is going to be lapped up by the coalition parties, which will use it as ammunition to persuade voters that their policies have paid dividends.
Elsewhere, the chair of the US Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, will give testimony as part of her semi-annual report on monetary policy. She'll be grilled by the House Finance Services Committee on Wednesday, and by the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday. Investors will be closely listening for any steer on the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting, in mid-March.
There will also be plenty of interesting data out this week from around Europe. Manufacturing and industrial production figures for Britain in respect of December will be published on Wednesday. German industrial production numbers will be out tomorrow.
The Eurogroup will meet on Thursday, and that could see further talks on Greece, with the first review of the country's third bailout almost complete. The same day, there will be initial and continuing jobless claims numbers for the US.
Friday brings with it a wave of economic data from both sides of the pond. It includes GDP and consumer price index data for Germany, as well as wider EU GDP figures. Germany will also hold a 10-year bond auction, while there will be EU industrial production numbers for December published.
wn.com/Oseck Election Fever Will Be Front And Centre This Week
There will also be data out this week that will point to continuing recovery in the domestic market. Today, the Ulster Bank Construction Purchasing Managers' Index shows that activity in the sector rose at the fastest pace in seven months, with companies hiring extra staff as the workload increases.
Later today, KBC and the ESRI will release the Consumer Sentiment Index for January. The figure reached a 10-year high in December. However, that figure was only a marginal improvement on November and it will be interesting to see how the post-Christmas lull and the election are playing on consumers' minds.
Also on the home front this week, there'll be trade statistics out on Friday and tomorrow sees the release of agricultural price indices.
No doubt any positive data is going to be lapped up by the coalition parties, which will use it as ammunition to persuade voters that their policies have paid dividends.
Elsewhere, the chair of the US Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen, will give testimony as part of her semi-annual report on monetary policy. She'll be grilled by the House Finance Services Committee on Wednesday, and by the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday. Investors will be closely listening for any steer on the next Federal Open Market Committee meeting, in mid-March.
There will also be plenty of interesting data out this week from around Europe. Manufacturing and industrial production figures for Britain in respect of December will be published on Wednesday. German industrial production numbers will be out tomorrow.
The Eurogroup will meet on Thursday, and that could see further talks on Greece, with the first review of the country's third bailout almost complete. The same day, there will be initial and continuing jobless claims numbers for the US.
Friday brings with it a wave of economic data from both sides of the pond. It includes GDP and consumer price index data for Germany, as well as wider EU GDP figures. Germany will also hold a 10-year bond auction, while there will be EU industrial production numbers for December published.
- published: 08 Feb 2016
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China manufacturing PMI hit lowest since 2012
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Official data showed on Monday that the Purchasing Managers' Index in the manufacturing sector stood at 49.4 percent in January, compared with the previous mont...
Official data showed on Monday that the Purchasing Managers' Index in the manufacturing sector stood at 49.4 percent in January, compared with the previous month's reading of 49.7, and below the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction. It is the weakest index reading since August 2012.
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wn.com/China Manufacturing Pmi Hit Lowest Since 2012
Official data showed on Monday that the Purchasing Managers' Index in the manufacturing sector stood at 49.4 percent in January, compared with the previous month's reading of 49.7, and below the 50-point mark that separates growth from contraction. It is the weakest index reading since August 2012.
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- published: 01 Feb 2016
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Eurozone business activity falls to 11-month low
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- Updated: 29 Jan 2016
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Eurozone business activity has hit an 11-month low according to the Composite Purchasing Managers Index (PMI).
Flash #Eurozone #PMI shows that economic growt...
Eurozone business activity has hit an 11-month low according to the Composite Purchasing Managers Index (PMI).
Flash #Eurozone #PMI shows that economic growth cools at start of 2016. More here: https://t.co/totS2OR80e pic.twitter.com/rqXp80JZwH— Markit Economics (@MarkitEconomics) January 22, 2016
The survey says the Eurozone has suffered at the hands of volatile financial markets and uncertainty surrounding the global outlook.
This is due in part to the sharp slowdown in the C…
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wn.com/Eurozone Business Activity Falls To 11 Month Low
Eurozone business activity has hit an 11-month low according to the Composite Purchasing Managers Index (PMI).
Flash #Eurozone #PMI shows that economic growth cools at start of 2016. More here: https://t.co/totS2OR80e pic.twitter.com/rqXp80JZwH— Markit Economics (@MarkitEconomics) January 22, 2016
The survey says the Eurozone has suffered at the hands of volatile financial markets and uncertainty surrounding the global outlook.
This is due in part to the sharp slowdown in the C…
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- published: 29 Jan 2016
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Kenya business activity rose in December 2015 due to strong demand
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In Kenya, business activity expanded in December as a result of rising domestic demand that spurred production, hiring and purchasing by firms. CFC Stanbic Keny...
In Kenya, business activity expanded in December as a result of rising domestic demand that spurred production, hiring and purchasing by firms. CFC Stanbic Kenya Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 55.5 last month from 53.7 in November. A 50-point line denotes growth in business activity. The PMI is one of the indicators watched by the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee. The quarterly average was however the weakest since Stanbic Kenya PMI began in January 2014.
wn.com/Kenya Business Activity Rose In December 2015 Due To Strong Demand
In Kenya, business activity expanded in December as a result of rising domestic demand that spurred production, hiring and purchasing by firms. CFC Stanbic Kenya Purchasing Managers' Index rose to 55.5 last month from 53.7 in November. A 50-point line denotes growth in business activity. The PMI is one of the indicators watched by the central bank's Monetary Policy Committee. The quarterly average was however the weakest since Stanbic Kenya PMI began in January 2014.
- published: 10 Jan 2016
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SuperTraderTV's Daily Market Events - Tuesday, December 1st
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SuperTraderTV's Economic Calendar for 1.12:
At 1:00 AM GMT, The China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing will release its Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index for the month of November. This report is a survey of purchasing managers in which they are asked to rate the relative level of business conditions including items such as employment, deliveries and inventories. A reading of above 50 indicates expansion, while below 50 indicates contraction.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to release its interest rate for short-term loans at 3:30 AM. Economists expect rates to be held at 2% for now. The RBA will release a Rate Statement at the same time, and RBA Governor Glenn Stevens will speak about the interest rate decision at 11:30 PM.
At 7:00 AM the Bank of England Stress Test results will be released. This is a simulated assessment of the Bank’s Capital Adequacy. BOE Governor Mark Carney will speak about the test results at 9:00 AM.
At 3:00 PM, the US Institute for Supply Management will release its Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Report for November. This PMI is based on a survey of about 400 purchasing managers in which they are asked to rate the relative level of business conditions including items such as employment, deliveries and inventories. The previous reading was 50.1, and this month's reading is expected to come in at 50.6.
And tentative for today is New Zealand’s Global Dairy Trade data. This reading measures the change in average price of dairy products sold at auction. Since dairy is New Zealand’s primary export, this print is a leading indicator of the nation’s trade with other countries.
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At 1:00 AM GMT, The China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing will release its Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index for the month of November. This report is a survey of purchasing managers in which they are asked to rate the relative level of business conditions including items such as employment, deliveries and inventories. A reading of above 50 indicates expansion, while below 50 indicates contraction.
The Reserve Bank of Australia is expected to release its interest rate for short-term loans at 3:30 AM. Economists expect rates to be held at 2% for now. The RBA will release a Rate Statement at the same time, and RBA Governor Glenn Stevens will speak about the interest rate decision at 11:30 PM.
At 7:00 AM the Bank of England Stress Test results will be released. This is a simulated assessment of the Bank’s Capital Adequacy. BOE Governor Mark Carney will speak about the test results at 9:00 AM.
At 3:00 PM, the US Institute for Supply Management will release its Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Report for November. This PMI is based on a survey of about 400 purchasing managers in which they are asked to rate the relative level of business conditions including items such as employment, deliveries and inventories. The previous reading was 50.1, and this month's reading is expected to come in at 50.6.
And tentative for today is New Zealand’s Global Dairy Trade data. This reading measures the change in average price of dairy products sold at auction. Since dairy is New Zealand’s primary export, this print is a leading indicator of the nation’s trade with other countries.
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SA's business confidence index has recovered
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South Africa's business confidence index recovered from a 22-year low in October. Thats according to business chamber SACCI.
Its survey shows confidence index r...
South Africa's business confidence index recovered from a 22-year low in October. Thats according to business chamber SACCI.
Its survey shows confidence index rising by 6.8 points to 88.4..
But a Purchasing Managers Index released on Wednesday shows activity in the private sector has shrunk to a 15 month low
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South Africa's business confidence index recovered from a 22-year low in October. Thats according to business chamber SACCI.
Its survey shows confidence index rising by 6.8 points to 88.4..
But a Purchasing Managers Index released on Wednesday shows activity in the private sector has shrunk to a 15 month low
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PH shares seen to trade lower as China PMI disappoints
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Philippine shares are set to trade lower with China's purchasing managers' index (PMI) figures weighing on investor sentiment.
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Philippine shares are set to trade lower with China's purchasing managers' index (PMI) figures weighing on investor sentiment.
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China's PMI Stays at 49.8 in October
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China's manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) stayed at 49.8 percent in October, indicating factory activity picked up a bit but was still contracting, ...
China's manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) stayed at 49.8 percent in October, indicating factory activity picked up a bit but was still contracting, official data showed on Sunday.
The number stayed at the same level compared with last month, and the index for new orders rose to 50.3 percent, 0.1 percentage point higher than in September. The two numbers above 50 showed a recovery sign of the manufacturing sector.
"From the index, we can see some positive signs of the sector. The index of new orders is picking up which indicates that companies are confident of their future business, and the production and operations of the whole industry remained at a high level of performance," said Cai Jin, vice-president of the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing.
Large companies' purchasing managers index in October was 51 percent, 0.1 percentage point lower than last month, but it still remains a steady growing tendency. The PMI of small and medium-sized enterprises was less than 50 percent, with a slight growth in medium-sized enterprises and a slight drop for small enterprises.
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China's manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) stayed at 49.8 percent in October, indicating factory activity picked up a bit but was still contracting, official data showed on Sunday.
The number stayed at the same level compared with last month, and the index for new orders rose to 50.3 percent, 0.1 percentage point higher than in September. The two numbers above 50 showed a recovery sign of the manufacturing sector.
"From the index, we can see some positive signs of the sector. The index of new orders is picking up which indicates that companies are confident of their future business, and the production and operations of the whole industry remained at a high level of performance," said Cai Jin, vice-president of the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing.
Large companies' purchasing managers index in October was 51 percent, 0.1 percentage point lower than last month, but it still remains a steady growing tendency. The PMI of small and medium-sized enterprises was less than 50 percent, with a slight growth in medium-sized enterprises and a slight drop for small enterprises.
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[425] China slowdown, Canada recession, market mess
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John Mauldin and Jim Rickards discuss the Looming Debt Crisis and the Fiscal Abyss!
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[229] Keen on the need for writedowns and Denninger on the Fed’s easy money
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Policy Watch - Episode 87
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The Gold & Silver Club | Gold Silver Trading | 043 - Gold On Track For Strongest Week In A Month
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[425] China slowdown, Canada recession, market mess
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Our lead story: World stocks took a tumble on Tuesday as activity in China’s manufacturing sector contracted at its fastest pace in three years. The official Pu...
Our lead story: World stocks took a tumble on Tuesday as activity in China’s manufacturing sector contracted at its fastest pace in three years. The official Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 49.7 in August from the previous month’s reading of 50. And in Alberta, Canada – the once oil-booming province – just gave its first fiscal update under the new NDP government and it paints a pretty ugly picture. Ameera David weighs in. Then, Erin Ade sits down with Max Wolff – chief economist at Manhattan Venture Partners – to talk tech. Afterwards, Ameera and Erin discuss Samsung’s flagging smartphone sales.
After the break, Bianca Facchinei takes a look at the economic issues regarding the European migrant crisis. Then, Ameera is joined by Gary Leff – co-founder of Milepoint.com and blogger at “View from the Wing” – to discuss the latest in the travel industry. And in The Big Deal, Ameera and Edward Harrison continue the discussion on Canada’s economy.
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Our lead story: World stocks took a tumble on Tuesday as activity in China’s manufacturing sector contracted at its fastest pace in three years. The official Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 49.7 in August from the previous month’s reading of 50. And in Alberta, Canada – the once oil-booming province – just gave its first fiscal update under the new NDP government and it paints a pretty ugly picture. Ameera David weighs in. Then, Erin Ade sits down with Max Wolff – chief economist at Manhattan Venture Partners – to talk tech. Afterwards, Ameera and Erin discuss Samsung’s flagging smartphone sales.
After the break, Bianca Facchinei takes a look at the economic issues regarding the European migrant crisis. Then, Ameera is joined by Gary Leff – co-founder of Milepoint.com and blogger at “View from the Wing” – to discuss the latest in the travel industry. And in The Big Deal, Ameera and Edward Harrison continue the discussion on Canada’s economy.
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John Mauldin and Jim Rickards discuss the Looming Debt Crisis and the Fiscal Abyss!
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Welcome to Capital Account. The Eurozone Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) points t...
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Welcome to Capital Account. The Eurozone Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) points to a European recession, according to Markit Economics. Meanwhile a successful bond auction in Spain brought lower than expected yields. Is Europe on a "choose your own disaster" track? We talk to our guest co-host, Jim Rickards, Senior Managing Director at Tangent Capital Partners, and John Mauldin, President of Millennium Wave Advisors, about Europe's fiscal future.
John Mauldin, author of "Endgame", believes we are approaching the end of a 60-year global debt super cycle in the developed world. The end of this cycle is characterized by massive household sector deleveraging and a historic shift of private liabilities onto public balance sheets. How long does the US have until the national debt becomes the next global crisis? Our co-host Jim Rickards, author of "Currency Wars", talks to John Mauldin about the fiscal cliff and how this political storm might play out.
And while we deride the Fed for launching QE3, Japan has launched QE 8. This is the eighth round of easing as Japan's twenty year slump drags on. We talk to Jim Rickards and John Mauldin about QE and the risk of inflation, interest rate dislocation and the big bang!
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Welcome to Capital Account. The Eurozone Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) points to a European recession, according to Markit Economics. Meanwhile a successful bond auction in Spain brought lower than expected yields. Is Europe on a "choose your own disaster" track? We talk to our guest co-host, Jim Rickards, Senior Managing Director at Tangent Capital Partners, and John Mauldin, President of Millennium Wave Advisors, about Europe's fiscal future.
John Mauldin, author of "Endgame", believes we are approaching the end of a 60-year global debt super cycle in the developed world. The end of this cycle is characterized by massive household sector deleveraging and a historic shift of private liabilities onto public balance sheets. How long does the US have until the national debt becomes the next global crisis? Our co-host Jim Rickards, author of "Currency Wars", talks to John Mauldin about the fiscal cliff and how this political storm might play out.
And while we deride the Fed for launching QE3, Japan has launched QE 8. This is the eighth round of easing as Japan's twenty year slump drags on. We talk to Jim Rickards and John Mauldin about QE and the risk of inflation, interest rate dislocation and the big bang!
- published: 20 Sep 2012
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[229] Keen on the need for writedowns and Denninger on the Fed’s easy money
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- Duration: 28:00
- Updated: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 3498
Our lead story: In October, European manufacturing barely grew. The final reading on the Purchasing Managers Index released by Markit Economics Monday morning r...
Our lead story: In October, European manufacturing barely grew. The final reading on the Purchasing Managers Index released by Markit Economics Monday morning recorded a level of 50.6% for the 18-member Eurozone, which is just above the 50% demarcation separating contraction from expansion. France and Italy both recorded numbers below 50%, meaning that more than half of purchasing managers surveyed in those countries said their business' output was contracting. Edward Harrison weighs in.
Then, Erin sits down with Steve Keen – head of the School of Economics, History, and Politics at Kingston University. The ECB finished its asset quality review and, would you believe it, the entire banking system needs only some 0.03% of total assets for additional capital. Steve doesn’t think this exercise was credible and explains why. He also explains why, irrespective of bank capital adequacy, high private debt will mean more economic stagnation for Europe ahead.
After the break, Erin talks with Karl Denninger – author of “Leverage” and blogger at Market Ticker. Karl goes over monetary policy and technology and also explains why banks continue to charge steep prices on payday loans when the Fed has rates at zero. Karl also takes a critical eye to the efficacy of the Fed’s low interest policy. Separately, Karl has some interesting thoughts about Apple and its business strategy.
And in Defining Moments, some of our recent guests - Axel Merk, Nick Rowe, David Merkel and RT’s own Lindsay France - give their takes on the economic outlook in Europe, what the ECB should do about monetary policy, the future of graphene, and top macro investing ideas for the next few years. Take a look!
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wn.com/229 Keen On The Need For Writedowns And Denninger On The Fed’S Easy Money
Our lead story: In October, European manufacturing barely grew. The final reading on the Purchasing Managers Index released by Markit Economics Monday morning recorded a level of 50.6% for the 18-member Eurozone, which is just above the 50% demarcation separating contraction from expansion. France and Italy both recorded numbers below 50%, meaning that more than half of purchasing managers surveyed in those countries said their business' output was contracting. Edward Harrison weighs in.
Then, Erin sits down with Steve Keen – head of the School of Economics, History, and Politics at Kingston University. The ECB finished its asset quality review and, would you believe it, the entire banking system needs only some 0.03% of total assets for additional capital. Steve doesn’t think this exercise was credible and explains why. He also explains why, irrespective of bank capital adequacy, high private debt will mean more economic stagnation for Europe ahead.
After the break, Erin talks with Karl Denninger – author of “Leverage” and blogger at Market Ticker. Karl goes over monetary policy and technology and also explains why banks continue to charge steep prices on payday loans when the Fed has rates at zero. Karl also takes a critical eye to the efficacy of the Fed’s low interest policy. Separately, Karl has some interesting thoughts about Apple and its business strategy.
And in Defining Moments, some of our recent guests - Axel Merk, Nick Rowe, David Merkel and RT’s own Lindsay France - give their takes on the economic outlook in Europe, what the ECB should do about monetary policy, the future of graphene, and top macro investing ideas for the next few years. Take a look!
Check us out on Facebook:
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- published: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 3498
[186] David Merkel on accounting valuation and Reggie Middleton on Apple and Google
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- Duration: 28:03
- Updated: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 4274
The European Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) came in on Monday and it wasn’t pretty; manufacturing growth in the Eurozone slowed to a 13 month-low in August. A...
The European Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) came in on Monday and it wasn’t pretty; manufacturing growth in the Eurozone slowed to a 13 month-low in August. Amid rising tensions between the EU and Russia over Ukraine, new orders dwindled and factories suffered. Erin weighs in.
Then, Erin talks to David Merkel, founder and president of Aleph Investments, to talk about accounting valuations. After the break, Erin speaks with Veritaseum CEO Reggie Middleton about the latest tech news and his thoughts on Apple.
And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison break down Eric Cantor’s new job on Wall Street – despite having no Wall Street background whatsoever. Take a look!
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wn.com/186 David Merkel On Accounting Valuation And Reggie Middleton On Apple And Google
The European Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) came in on Monday and it wasn’t pretty; manufacturing growth in the Eurozone slowed to a 13 month-low in August. Amid rising tensions between the EU and Russia over Ukraine, new orders dwindled and factories suffered. Erin weighs in.
Then, Erin talks to David Merkel, founder and president of Aleph Investments, to talk about accounting valuations. After the break, Erin speaks with Veritaseum CEO Reggie Middleton about the latest tech news and his thoughts on Apple.
And in The Big Deal, Erin and Edward Harrison break down Eric Cantor’s new job on Wall Street – despite having no Wall Street background whatsoever. Take a look!
Check us out on Facebook:
http://www.facebook.com/BoomBustRT
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- published: 02 Sep 2014
- views: 4274
Policy Watch - Episode 87
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- Duration: 23:14
- Updated: 09 Sep 2013
- views: 599
Policy Watch analyses with an expert, the major economic developments that have taken place in the country. In this week's episode we discuss: the Pension Fund ...
Policy Watch analyses with an expert, the major economic developments that have taken place in the country. In this week's episode we discuss: the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Bill; the new RBI Governor's agenda and the HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index report on the Core Sector.
Guest: Devendra Kumar Pant (Chief Economist, India Ratings)
Anchor: Mythili Busnurmath
wn.com/Policy Watch Episode 87
Policy Watch analyses with an expert, the major economic developments that have taken place in the country. In this week's episode we discuss: the Pension Fund Regulatory and Development Authority (PFRDA) Bill; the new RBI Governor's agenda and the HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index report on the Core Sector.
Guest: Devendra Kumar Pant (Chief Economist, India Ratings)
Anchor: Mythili Busnurmath
- published: 09 Sep 2013
- views: 599
The Gold & Silver Club | Gold Silver Trading | 043 - Gold On Track For Strongest Week In A Month
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- Duration: 34:16
- Updated: 24 May 2013
- views: 2411
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Gold & Silver Trading End of Week Review - 24th May 2013. Presented by: http://www.thegoldandsilverclub....
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Gold & Silver Trading End of Week Review - 24th May 2013. Presented by: http://www.thegoldandsilverclub.com
GOLD PRICES GOLD PRICES were up on Friday morning after weak economic data from China raised fears of stagnant growth in the world's second largest economy and boosted gold's appeal once again.
Gold is trading at 1392.75 this morning remaining on a positive note as the US dollar eased to trade at 83.75 after topping 84.40 range on Thursday. China's flash HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index dropped to a seven-month low of 49.6 in May. A number below 50.0 indicates contraction.
The Japanese stock market tumbled overnight and the Japanese yen rallied in the wake of the US stock market losses on Wednesday. Japan's Nikkei stock index fell by 7% Thursday.
In the European Union, there was more weak economic data released Thursday. The Markit purchasing managers' survey for the Euro zone came in at 47.7 in May from 46.9 in April -- below the 50.0 threshold, which suggests contraction.
On Wednesday, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the US central bank could decide to start scaling back on its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases in the next few meetings. But Bernanke also said the US economy had to show more signs of progress before the Fed would make that move, helping gold stay on track for a more than 2 percent gain this week.
Weak global economic date this week has prompted safe-haven demand for Gold -- driving the precious metal towards $1,400 an ounce and on track for its strongest week in a month. Looking ahead, the big question right now is:
Will gold prices continue to rise next week?
Nik and Phil provide Live Market Analysis and a full Gold & Silver Price outlook for May 27th - 31st 2013.
Subscribe to The Gold & Silver Club's Free Weekly Newsletter Here: http://www.thegoldandsilverclub.com
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Gold & Silver Trading End of Week Review - 24th May 2013. Presented by: http://www.thegoldandsilverclub.com
GOLD PRICES GOLD PRICES were up on Friday morning after weak economic data from China raised fears of stagnant growth in the world's second largest economy and boosted gold's appeal once again.
Gold is trading at 1392.75 this morning remaining on a positive note as the US dollar eased to trade at 83.75 after topping 84.40 range on Thursday. China's flash HSBC Purchasing Managers' Index dropped to a seven-month low of 49.6 in May. A number below 50.0 indicates contraction.
The Japanese stock market tumbled overnight and the Japanese yen rallied in the wake of the US stock market losses on Wednesday. Japan's Nikkei stock index fell by 7% Thursday.
In the European Union, there was more weak economic data released Thursday. The Markit purchasing managers' survey for the Euro zone came in at 47.7 in May from 46.9 in April -- below the 50.0 threshold, which suggests contraction.
On Wednesday, Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke said the US central bank could decide to start scaling back on its $85 billion in monthly bond purchases in the next few meetings. But Bernanke also said the US economy had to show more signs of progress before the Fed would make that move, helping gold stay on track for a more than 2 percent gain this week.
Weak global economic date this week has prompted safe-haven demand for Gold -- driving the precious metal towards $1,400 an ounce and on track for its strongest week in a month. Looking ahead, the big question right now is:
Will gold prices continue to rise next week?
Nik and Phil provide Live Market Analysis and a full Gold & Silver Price outlook for May 27th - 31st 2013.
Subscribe to The Gold & Silver Club's Free Weekly Newsletter Here: http://www.thegoldandsilverclub.com
- published: 24 May 2013
- views: 2411
First Minister's Questions - Scottish Parliament: 11th February 2016
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- Duration: 30:54
- Updated: 11 Feb 2016
- views: 207
http://www.scottish.parliament.uk - Scottish Parliament First Minister's Questions:
1. Kezia Dugdale: To ask the First Minister what engagements she has planne...
http://www.scottish.parliament.uk - Scottish Parliament First Minister's Questions:
1. Kezia Dugdale: To ask the First Minister what engagements she has planned for the rest of the day. (S4F-03229)
2. Ruth Davidson: To ask the First Minister when she will next meet the Secretary of State for Scotland. (S4F-03228)
3. Willie Rennie: To ask the First Minister what issues will be discussed at the next meeting of the Cabinet. (S4F-03225)
4. Clare Adamson: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s position is on the impact in Scotland of planned UK reductions to housing benefits for vulnerable people who stay in supported and women’s aid refuge accommodation. (S4F-03236)
5. Jenny Marra: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s position is on Douglas-Westwood’s forecast for North Sea decommissioning until 2040. (S4F-03226)
6. Murdo Fraser: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s response is to the latest Bank of Scotland’s Purchasing Managers’ Index. (S4F-03231)
We do not facilitate discussions on our YouTube page but encourage you to share and comment on our videos on your own channels. If you would like to join in our conversations please follow @scotparl on Twitter or like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/scottishparliament
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http://www.scottish.parliament.uk - Scottish Parliament First Minister's Questions:
1. Kezia Dugdale: To ask the First Minister what engagements she has planned for the rest of the day. (S4F-03229)
2. Ruth Davidson: To ask the First Minister when she will next meet the Secretary of State for Scotland. (S4F-03228)
3. Willie Rennie: To ask the First Minister what issues will be discussed at the next meeting of the Cabinet. (S4F-03225)
4. Clare Adamson: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s position is on the impact in Scotland of planned UK reductions to housing benefits for vulnerable people who stay in supported and women’s aid refuge accommodation. (S4F-03236)
5. Jenny Marra: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s position is on Douglas-Westwood’s forecast for North Sea decommissioning until 2040. (S4F-03226)
6. Murdo Fraser: To ask the First Minister what the Scottish Government’s response is to the latest Bank of Scotland’s Purchasing Managers’ Index. (S4F-03231)
We do not facilitate discussions on our YouTube page but encourage you to share and comment on our videos on your own channels. If you would like to join in our conversations please follow @scotparl on Twitter or like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/scottishparliament
- published: 11 Feb 2016
- views: 207
China: The New Superpower
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- Duration: 53:16
- Updated: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 1107
China's socialist market economy is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP, and the world's largest economy by purchasing power parity according to t...
China's socialist market economy is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP, and the world's largest economy by purchasing power parity according to the IMF, although China's National Bureau of Statistics rejects this claim.
Until 2015 China was the world's fastest-growing major economy, with growth rates averaging 10% over 30 years. Due to historical and political facts of China's developing economy, China's public sector accounts for more share in the national economy with the burgeoning private sector.
China is a global hub for manufacturing, and is the largest manufacturing economy in the world as well as the largest exporter of goods in the world.
China is also the world's fastest growing consumer market and second largest importer of goods in the world. China is a net importer of services products.
China is the largest trading nation in the world and plays a vital role in international trade, and has increasingly engaged in trade organizations and treaties in recent years. China became a member of the World Trade Organization in 2001. China also has free trade agreements with several nations, including China–Australia Free Trade Agreement, China–South Korea Free Trade Agreement, ASEAN–China Free Trade Area, Switzerland and Pakistan.
On a per capita income basis, China ranked 77th by nominal GDP and 89th by GDP (PPP) in 2014, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The provinces in the coastal regions of China tend to be more industrialized, while regions in the hinterland are less developed. As China's economic importance has grown, so has attention to the structure and health of the economy.
To avoid the long-term socioeconomic cost of environmental pollution in China, it has been suggested by Nicholas Stern and Fergus Green of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment that the economy of China be shifted to more advanced industrial development with high-tech, low carbon emissions with better allocation of national resources to innovation and R&D; for sustainable economic growth in order to reduce the impact of China's heavy industry. This is in accord with the planning goals of the central government.
Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream is described as achieving the "Two 100s": the material goal of China becoming a "moderately well-off society" by 2021, the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, and the modernization goal of China becoming a fully developed nation by 2049, the 100th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic.
The internationalization of the Chinese economy continues to affect the standardized economic forecast officially launched in China by the Purchasing Managers Index in 2005. At the start of the 2010s, China became the sole Asian nation to have a GDP (PPP) above the $10-trillion mark (along with the United States and the European Union). As China's economy grows, so does China's Renminbi, which undergoes the process needed for its internationalization.[40] The economy of China has recently initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in 2015.
China has been criticized by Western media for unfair trade practices, including artificial currency devaluation, intellectual property theft, protectionism, and local favoritism due to one-party oligopoly by the Communist Party of China with Socialism with Chinese characteristics.
As of 2015 there was talk of a "slowing" Chinese economy, but that referred to a slowing of the rate of economic growth, not to a recession.] The slowdown manifested in industrial regions as excess capacity in basic industries such as steel and cement, in the auto industry as reduced sales.
wn.com/China The New Superpower
China's socialist market economy is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP, and the world's largest economy by purchasing power parity according to the IMF, although China's National Bureau of Statistics rejects this claim.
Until 2015 China was the world's fastest-growing major economy, with growth rates averaging 10% over 30 years. Due to historical and political facts of China's developing economy, China's public sector accounts for more share in the national economy with the burgeoning private sector.
China is a global hub for manufacturing, and is the largest manufacturing economy in the world as well as the largest exporter of goods in the world.
China is also the world's fastest growing consumer market and second largest importer of goods in the world. China is a net importer of services products.
China is the largest trading nation in the world and plays a vital role in international trade, and has increasingly engaged in trade organizations and treaties in recent years. China became a member of the World Trade Organization in 2001. China also has free trade agreements with several nations, including China–Australia Free Trade Agreement, China–South Korea Free Trade Agreement, ASEAN–China Free Trade Area, Switzerland and Pakistan.
On a per capita income basis, China ranked 77th by nominal GDP and 89th by GDP (PPP) in 2014, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The provinces in the coastal regions of China tend to be more industrialized, while regions in the hinterland are less developed. As China's economic importance has grown, so has attention to the structure and health of the economy.
To avoid the long-term socioeconomic cost of environmental pollution in China, it has been suggested by Nicholas Stern and Fergus Green of the Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment that the economy of China be shifted to more advanced industrial development with high-tech, low carbon emissions with better allocation of national resources to innovation and R&D; for sustainable economic growth in order to reduce the impact of China's heavy industry. This is in accord with the planning goals of the central government.
Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream is described as achieving the "Two 100s": the material goal of China becoming a "moderately well-off society" by 2021, the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, and the modernization goal of China becoming a fully developed nation by 2049, the 100th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic.
The internationalization of the Chinese economy continues to affect the standardized economic forecast officially launched in China by the Purchasing Managers Index in 2005. At the start of the 2010s, China became the sole Asian nation to have a GDP (PPP) above the $10-trillion mark (along with the United States and the European Union). As China's economy grows, so does China's Renminbi, which undergoes the process needed for its internationalization.[40] The economy of China has recently initiated Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank in 2015.
China has been criticized by Western media for unfair trade practices, including artificial currency devaluation, intellectual property theft, protectionism, and local favoritism due to one-party oligopoly by the Communist Party of China with Socialism with Chinese characteristics.
As of 2015 there was talk of a "slowing" Chinese economy, but that referred to a slowing of the rate of economic growth, not to a recession.] The slowdown manifested in industrial regions as excess capacity in basic industries such as steel and cement, in the auto industry as reduced sales.
- published: 26 Oct 2015
- views: 1107
Passive Investing: The Evidence the Fund Management Industry Would Prefer You Not to See
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- Duration: 53:54
- Updated: 30 Nov 2012
- views: 169766
http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academic...
http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academics and demonstrating:
* how the claims of active fund managers to be able to beat the market are largely a myth
* how costs are the biggest drag on performance - and why active costs more
* how passive investing offers the best experience for the vast majority of investors
* the benefits of a diversified portfolio in guaranteeing consistent returns
* why passive investing is better for your health
* why active investing has held sway for so many years....
* ... but why things may be changing
* and why passive is the rational, mathematically proven route to investing success.
Investing for the future... It's an issue none of can afford to ignore.
No one's job is safe these days... How would you cope if you lost yours?
We're all living longer too... So are you saving enough to fund 25 years or more of retirement?
Can you really afford to pay for your children or grandchildren to go to university - or help them onto the property ladder?
And what about all those holidays you promised yourself?
We entrust the vast bulk of our investments to fund managers.
Here in the UK, according to Her Majesty's Treasury, the industry has more than four TRILLION pounds of investors' money under management.
Fund managers invest people's savings wherever they see fit - mainly in equities, or shares in listed companies.
They claim to be experts at making our making grow, using their expert knowledge to pick the shares that will outperform the market.
But all too often the returns they produce are considerably lower than the average return of a benchmark index like the FTSE 100 - or the S&P; 500 in the States.
For veteran investment guru John Bogle, the problem is simple. Fund managers just aren't as smart as they like to think they are.
As it means trading against the view of numerous market participants with superior information, buying or selling a security is effectively just a bet. So, whilst your fund manager might lead you to believe it's his knowledge or intelligence that enables you to beat the market, he's really no better than a gambler.
So, you might be lucky enough to choose the right fund manager. But you could just as easily pick the wrong one.
According to the financial services company Bestinvest, there are currently nearly £10 billion of UK investors' money languishing in what it calls dog funds - in other words, funds which have underperperformed their benchmark index for at least three consecutive years.
Ultimately, of course, fund managers are businesses. They exist to make money for themselves. They want our business - even if it means persuading us to invest in a fund which they themselves wouldn't want to put their own money in.
It's now time to look at what it actually costs us to invest.
Fund managers are, of course, businesses. And, like all business, they have overheads.
Running a big fund management company doesn't come cheap - esepcially when top managers earn around £2 million a year, including bonuses.
And remember, it's you, the customer, who picks up the tab.
Ultimately, though, fund managers need to make a profit.
In fact they'e making around £10 billion from us every year - and that's regardless of whether or not they manage to produce a profit for us.
Part of the challenge is working out exactly what we are being charged. Investors typically use something called the annual Total Expense Ratio, or TER, to compare the cost of investing in different funds. But, the TER excludes dealing commission, stamp duty and other turnover costs that can add considerably to the expense of investing over time.
So, apart from those hidden charges, what else are we having to pay? More importantly, what sort of impact do charges have on the value of our investments?
And the bad news doesn't stop there. Despite a marked increase in competition, management charges in the UK have been steadily rising over the last ten years.
There are some encouraging signs for consumers. The FSA's Retail Distribution Review will require fund managers to be fairer and more transparent when it comes to charges. In the meantime, investors should be on their guard.
For more videos like this one, visit http://sensibleinvesting.tv
wn.com/Passive Investing The Evidence The Fund Management Industry Would Prefer You Not To See
http://sensibleinvesting.tv -- the independent voice of passive investing
A remarkable 54-minute film featuring some of the world's top economists and academics and demonstrating:
* how the claims of active fund managers to be able to beat the market are largely a myth
* how costs are the biggest drag on performance - and why active costs more
* how passive investing offers the best experience for the vast majority of investors
* the benefits of a diversified portfolio in guaranteeing consistent returns
* why passive investing is better for your health
* why active investing has held sway for so many years....
* ... but why things may be changing
* and why passive is the rational, mathematically proven route to investing success.
Investing for the future... It's an issue none of can afford to ignore.
No one's job is safe these days... How would you cope if you lost yours?
We're all living longer too... So are you saving enough to fund 25 years or more of retirement?
Can you really afford to pay for your children or grandchildren to go to university - or help them onto the property ladder?
And what about all those holidays you promised yourself?
We entrust the vast bulk of our investments to fund managers.
Here in the UK, according to Her Majesty's Treasury, the industry has more than four TRILLION pounds of investors' money under management.
Fund managers invest people's savings wherever they see fit - mainly in equities, or shares in listed companies.
They claim to be experts at making our making grow, using their expert knowledge to pick the shares that will outperform the market.
But all too often the returns they produce are considerably lower than the average return of a benchmark index like the FTSE 100 - or the S&P; 500 in the States.
For veteran investment guru John Bogle, the problem is simple. Fund managers just aren't as smart as they like to think they are.
As it means trading against the view of numerous market participants with superior information, buying or selling a security is effectively just a bet. So, whilst your fund manager might lead you to believe it's his knowledge or intelligence that enables you to beat the market, he's really no better than a gambler.
So, you might be lucky enough to choose the right fund manager. But you could just as easily pick the wrong one.
According to the financial services company Bestinvest, there are currently nearly £10 billion of UK investors' money languishing in what it calls dog funds - in other words, funds which have underperperformed their benchmark index for at least three consecutive years.
Ultimately, of course, fund managers are businesses. They exist to make money for themselves. They want our business - even if it means persuading us to invest in a fund which they themselves wouldn't want to put their own money in.
It's now time to look at what it actually costs us to invest.
Fund managers are, of course, businesses. And, like all business, they have overheads.
Running a big fund management company doesn't come cheap - esepcially when top managers earn around £2 million a year, including bonuses.
And remember, it's you, the customer, who picks up the tab.
Ultimately, though, fund managers need to make a profit.
In fact they'e making around £10 billion from us every year - and that's regardless of whether or not they manage to produce a profit for us.
Part of the challenge is working out exactly what we are being charged. Investors typically use something called the annual Total Expense Ratio, or TER, to compare the cost of investing in different funds. But, the TER excludes dealing commission, stamp duty and other turnover costs that can add considerably to the expense of investing over time.
So, apart from those hidden charges, what else are we having to pay? More importantly, what sort of impact do charges have on the value of our investments?
And the bad news doesn't stop there. Despite a marked increase in competition, management charges in the UK have been steadily rising over the last ten years.
There are some encouraging signs for consumers. The FSA's Retail Distribution Review will require fund managers to be fairer and more transparent when it comes to charges. In the meantime, investors should be on their guard.
For more videos like this one, visit http://sensibleinvesting.tv
- published: 30 Nov 2012
- views: 169766
Purchasing Management in Retail Business - RT8
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 22:05
- Updated: 13 Feb 2016
- views: 510
วิดีทัศน์นี้จัดทำเพื่อวัตถุประสงค์ทางการศึกษาสำหรับสถาบันการจัดการปัญญาภิวัฒน์ วิชา การจัดการการจัดซื้อในธุรกิจค้าปลีก
จัดทำโดย กลุ่ม Green Purchasing
วิดีทัศน์นี้จัดทำเพื่อวัตถุประสงค์ทางการศึกษาสำหรับสถาบันการจัดการปัญญาภิวัฒน์ วิชา การจัดการการจัดซื้อในธุรกิจค้าปลีก
จัดทำโดย กลุ่ม Green Purchasing
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วิดีทัศน์นี้จัดทำเพื่อวัตถุประสงค์ทางการศึกษาสำหรับสถาบันการจัดการปัญญาภิวัฒน์ วิชา การจัดการการจัดซื้อในธุรกิจค้าปลีก
จัดทำโดย กลุ่ม Green Purchasing
- published: 13 Feb 2016
- views: 510
Peter Tchir on the ECB's Printers, LIBOR Litigation and the German Tipping Point!
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- Duration: 28:01
- Updated: 01 Aug 2012
- views: 7450
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Welcome to Capital Account. The Federal Reserve released its interest rate decisio...
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Welcome to Capital Account. The Federal Reserve released its interest rate decision today: extremely low rates until late 2014. Also, tomorrow, the ECB council meets about possible bond purchases and how to react to the financial turmoil in Europe. We talk to Peter Tchir, founder of TF Market Advisors, about what to expect from the central banks.
Also, the manufacturing scenario in Europe appears grim. Eurozone factory activity in July fell at its steepest rate in more than three years, according to Markit Economics' Purchasing Managers Index. German manufacturers suffered the largest fall in new export orders of any Euro-zone country. Could this mean trouble in Europe's economic powerhouse? We will talk to Peter Tchir about how this fits into the crisis calculus.
And when Olympians from the US get the gold medal, they will have to cough up almost $9,000 to settle with the IRS! Chances are their competitors are not in the same boat, says Americans for Tax Reform. Lauren and Demetri give you their take in today's "Loose Change!"
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Welcome to Capital Account. The Federal Reserve released its interest rate decision today: extremely low rates until late 2014. Also, tomorrow, the ECB council meets about possible bond purchases and how to react to the financial turmoil in Europe. We talk to Peter Tchir, founder of TF Market Advisors, about what to expect from the central banks.
Also, the manufacturing scenario in Europe appears grim. Eurozone factory activity in July fell at its steepest rate in more than three years, according to Markit Economics' Purchasing Managers Index. German manufacturers suffered the largest fall in new export orders of any Euro-zone country. Could this mean trouble in Europe's economic powerhouse? We will talk to Peter Tchir about how this fits into the crisis calculus.
And when Olympians from the US get the gold medal, they will have to cough up almost $9,000 to settle with the IRS! Chances are their competitors are not in the same boat, says Americans for Tax Reform. Lauren and Demetri give you their take in today's "Loose Change!"
- published: 01 Aug 2012
- views: 7450
Trading ISM | FED Speech | PMI | ECONOMIC NEWS REPORT VIDEO
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 37:28
- Updated: 11 Apr 2015
- views: 749
Step By Step Guide On: HOW TO TRADE ISM & FED Speech | PMI ECONOMIC NEWS REPORT Using the Forex octave system.
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Step By Step Guide On: HOW TO TRADE ISM & FED Speech | PMI ECONOMIC NEWS REPORT Using the Forex octave system.
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- published: 11 Apr 2015
- views: 749
Purchasing Management : BIG C
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:53
- Updated: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 551
ส่วนหนึ่งของการเรียนการสอน วิชาการจัดซื้อในธุรกิจค้าปลีก
หลักสูตร ปริญญาโท สถาบันการจัดการปัญญาภิวัฒน์
ส่วนหนึ่งของการเรียนการสอน วิชาการจัดซื้อในธุรกิจค้าปลีก
หลักสูตร ปริญญาโท สถาบันการจัดการปัญญาภิวัฒน์
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ส่วนหนึ่งของการเรียนการสอน วิชาการจัดซื้อในธุรกิจค้าปลีก
หลักสูตร ปริญญาโท สถาบันการจัดการปัญญาภิวัฒน์
- published: 12 Nov 2014
- views: 551
Market Direction Model-Buy Signal - Dr K-Gil Morales-Virtue of Selfish Investing - Webinar 3-1-13
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 66:55
- Updated: 28 Jun 2013
- views: 670
Dr. K, London, and Gil Morales, playa Del Rey, CA, discuss The general market's three-day reaction rally came to an end yesterday after making intra-day highs a...
Dr. K, London, and Gil Morales, playa Del Rey, CA, discuss The general market's three-day reaction rally came to an end yesterday after making intra-day highs and promptly reversing to the downside on heavy volume, which was up across the board. The Dow Utility index was up as were some industry groups such as Non-alcoholic Beverages, suggesting a defensive posture. This morning futures are down indicating that yesterday's reversal is continuing. The indexes remain a scant distance away from their 50-day moving averages, and a breach of support levels would confirm further weakness. The Market Direction Model remains on a buy signal, and yesterday the UVXY Model went back to a buy signal before the closing bell.
While technical action remains bearish, economic news on Thursday helped the markets higher earlier in the day as initial jobless claims were not as high as expected, the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index was better than expected, and the revised reading on Q4 GDP was revised from -0.1% to 0.1%. Friday's economic news also showed euro-zone inflation falling to 1.8% in February from 2% in the prior month, though January unemployment rising to a record 11.9% from an upwardly revised 11.8%. With inflation now below 2% for the first time since late 2010, the ECB has room to cut rates and continue their money printing in the form of quantitative easing.
Over in China, stocks in Shanghai pulled back after lackluster China manufacturing data. China's market is massive so it can have a strong influence on world markets.
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Dr. K, London, and Gil Morales, playa Del Rey, CA, discuss The general market's three-day reaction rally came to an end yesterday after making intra-day highs and promptly reversing to the downside on heavy volume, which was up across the board. The Dow Utility index was up as were some industry groups such as Non-alcoholic Beverages, suggesting a defensive posture. This morning futures are down indicating that yesterday's reversal is continuing. The indexes remain a scant distance away from their 50-day moving averages, and a breach of support levels would confirm further weakness. The Market Direction Model remains on a buy signal, and yesterday the UVXY Model went back to a buy signal before the closing bell.
While technical action remains bearish, economic news on Thursday helped the markets higher earlier in the day as initial jobless claims were not as high as expected, the Chicago Purchasing Managers Index was better than expected, and the revised reading on Q4 GDP was revised from -0.1% to 0.1%. Friday's economic news also showed euro-zone inflation falling to 1.8% in February from 2% in the prior month, though January unemployment rising to a record 11.9% from an upwardly revised 11.8%. With inflation now below 2% for the first time since late 2010, the ECB has room to cut rates and continue their money printing in the form of quantitative easing.
Over in China, stocks in Shanghai pulled back after lackluster China manufacturing data. China's market is massive so it can have a strong influence on world markets.
To learn more and keep up with the daily trends. Visit http://www.virtueofselfishinvesting.com and receive free emails in real-time on all of our stock buy, pyramid, sell, and short suggestions so you can immediately take action. Join to view the latest market timing signal and all past reports with no time delay. If non-member, take a look at the past newsletters and reports. If you have any questions, contact us, and we will quickly respond.
- published: 28 Jun 2013
- views: 670
Вебинар «Как заработать на индексах PMI?»
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 54:40
- Updated: 15 Dec 2014
- views: 97
Ежемесячно на валютном рынке публикуется один из важнейших опережающих показателей — PMI или индекс деловой активности. Больше интересных вебинаров на сайте htt...
Ежемесячно на валютном рынке публикуется один из важнейших опережающих показателей — PMI или индекс деловой активности. Больше интересных вебинаров на сайте http://freshforex.org/
Какие данные используются для расчета этого показателя? Как применять его для успешной торговли? Узнайте на нашем вебинаре!
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Ежемесячно на валютном рынке публикуется один из важнейших опережающих показателей — PMI или индекс деловой активности. Больше интересных вебинаров на сайте http://freshforex.org/
Какие данные используются для расчета этого показателя? Как применять его для успешной торговли? Узнайте на нашем вебинаре!
- published: 15 Dec 2014
- views: 97
What China's Future Means For Business, the Economy, and the Global Order (1998)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 30:44
- Updated: 02 Nov 2014
- views: 409
The socialist market economy of China is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP, and the world's largest economy by purchasing power parity, though t...
The socialist market economy of China is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP, and the world's largest economy by purchasing power parity, though the accuracy of this conclusion is controversial. It is the world's fastest-growing major economy, with growth rates averaging 10% over the past 30 years.
China is a global hub for manufacturing, and is the largest manufacturing economy in the world as well as the largest exporter of goods in the world. China is also the world's fastest growing consumer market and second largest importer of goods.
China is the largest trading nation in the world and plays a vital role in international trade, and has increasingly engaged in trade organizations and treaties in recent years. China became a member of the World Trade Organization in 2001, and concluded a trade agreement with the ASEAN nations in 2010. China also has free trade agreements with several nations, including Switzerland and Pakistan. China has also been criticized for unfair trade practices, including artificial currency devaluation, intellectual property theft, protectionism, and local favoritism.
On a per capita income basis, China ranked 82nd by nominal GDP and 89th by GDP (PPP) in 2013, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The provinces in the coastal regions of China[31] tend to be more industrialized, while regions in the hinterland are less developed. As China's economic importance has grown, so has attention to the structure and health of the economy.[32][33] Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream is described as achieving the “Two 100s”: the material goal of China becoming a “moderately well-off society” by 2021, the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, and the modernization goal of China becoming a fully developed nation by 2049, the 100th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic.[34]
The internationalization of the Chinese economy continues to affect the standardized economic forecast officially launched in China by the Purchasing Managers Index in 2005. At the start of the 2010s, China remained the sole Asian nation to have a GDP (PPP) above the $10-trillion mark (along with the United States and the European Union).[35]
Since 1980, China has established special economic zones that spread successful economic experiences to other areas. The development progress of China's infrastructure is documented in a 2009 report by KPMG.
Most of China's financial institutions are state owned and governed and 98% of banking assets are state owned.[68] The chief instruments of financial and fiscal control are the People's Bank of China (PBC) and the Ministry of Finance, both under the authority of the State Council. The People's Bank of China replaced the Central Bank of China in 1950 and gradually took over private banks. It fulfills many of the functions of other central and commercial banks. It issues the currency, controls circulation, and plays an important role in disbursing budgetary expenditures. Additionally, it administers the accounts, payments, and receipts of government organizations and other bodies, which enables it to exert thorough supervision over their financial and general performances in consideration to the government's economic plans. The PBC is also responsible for international trade and other overseas transactions. Remittances by overseas Chinese are managed by the Bank of China (BOC), which has a number of branch offices in several countries.
Other financial institutions that are crucial, include the China Development Bank (CDB), which funds economic development and directs foreign investment; the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), which provides for the agricultural sector; the China Construction Bank (CCB), which is responsible for capitalizing a portion of overall investment and for providing capital funds for certain industrial and construction enterprises; and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), which conducts ordinary commercial transactions and acts as a savings bank for the public.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_China
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wn.com/What China's Future Means For Business, The Economy, And The Global Order (1998)
The socialist market economy of China is the world's second largest economy by nominal GDP, and the world's largest economy by purchasing power parity, though the accuracy of this conclusion is controversial. It is the world's fastest-growing major economy, with growth rates averaging 10% over the past 30 years.
China is a global hub for manufacturing, and is the largest manufacturing economy in the world as well as the largest exporter of goods in the world. China is also the world's fastest growing consumer market and second largest importer of goods.
China is the largest trading nation in the world and plays a vital role in international trade, and has increasingly engaged in trade organizations and treaties in recent years. China became a member of the World Trade Organization in 2001, and concluded a trade agreement with the ASEAN nations in 2010. China also has free trade agreements with several nations, including Switzerland and Pakistan. China has also been criticized for unfair trade practices, including artificial currency devaluation, intellectual property theft, protectionism, and local favoritism.
On a per capita income basis, China ranked 82nd by nominal GDP and 89th by GDP (PPP) in 2013, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The provinces in the coastal regions of China[31] tend to be more industrialized, while regions in the hinterland are less developed. As China's economic importance has grown, so has attention to the structure and health of the economy.[32][33] Xi Jinping’s Chinese Dream is described as achieving the “Two 100s”: the material goal of China becoming a “moderately well-off society” by 2021, the 100th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party, and the modernization goal of China becoming a fully developed nation by 2049, the 100th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic.[34]
The internationalization of the Chinese economy continues to affect the standardized economic forecast officially launched in China by the Purchasing Managers Index in 2005. At the start of the 2010s, China remained the sole Asian nation to have a GDP (PPP) above the $10-trillion mark (along with the United States and the European Union).[35]
Since 1980, China has established special economic zones that spread successful economic experiences to other areas. The development progress of China's infrastructure is documented in a 2009 report by KPMG.
Most of China's financial institutions are state owned and governed and 98% of banking assets are state owned.[68] The chief instruments of financial and fiscal control are the People's Bank of China (PBC) and the Ministry of Finance, both under the authority of the State Council. The People's Bank of China replaced the Central Bank of China in 1950 and gradually took over private banks. It fulfills many of the functions of other central and commercial banks. It issues the currency, controls circulation, and plays an important role in disbursing budgetary expenditures. Additionally, it administers the accounts, payments, and receipts of government organizations and other bodies, which enables it to exert thorough supervision over their financial and general performances in consideration to the government's economic plans. The PBC is also responsible for international trade and other overseas transactions. Remittances by overseas Chinese are managed by the Bank of China (BOC), which has a number of branch offices in several countries.
Other financial institutions that are crucial, include the China Development Bank (CDB), which funds economic development and directs foreign investment; the Agricultural Bank of China (ABC), which provides for the agricultural sector; the China Construction Bank (CCB), which is responsible for capitalizing a portion of overall investment and for providing capital funds for certain industrial and construction enterprises; and the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), which conducts ordinary commercial transactions and acts as a savings bank for the public.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economy_of_China
Image By 山脉 (http://cc.nphoto.net/view/2008/11143.shtml) [CC-BY-2.5-cn (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/cn/deed.en)], via Wikimedia Commons
- published: 02 Nov 2014
- views: 409
20140821 金石财经 8月汇丰中国制造业PMI初值跌至3个月新低
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:06
- Updated: 22 Aug 2014
- views: 312
8月21日，汇丰公布中国8月制造业采购经理人（PMI）初值50.3，创近三个月最低，预期51.7，前值52。汇丰同时公布，中国8月汇丰制造业产出指数初值51.3，创近三个月最低。有评论指出，8月份汇丰预览数仍然在反映7月份的融资回落带来的负面影响，这种调整短期来看并不具备趋势，后期融资改善带来的基本面再次回升值得期待。...
8月21日，汇丰公布中国8月制造业采购经理人（PMI）初值50.3，创近三个月最低，预期51.7，前值52。汇丰同时公布，中国8月汇丰制造业产出指数初值51.3，创近三个月最低。有评论指出，8月份汇丰预览数仍然在反映7月份的融资回落带来的负面影响，这种调整短期来看并不具备趋势，后期融资改善带来的基本面再次回升值得期待。债券市场如果对PMI数据有正面影响，仍然建议降低利率债权重，增加信用债等高风险品种的权重。
wn.com/20140821 金石财经 8月汇丰中国制造业Pmi初值跌至3个月新低
8月21日，汇丰公布中国8月制造业采购经理人（PMI）初值50.3，创近三个月最低，预期51.7，前值52。汇丰同时公布，中国8月汇丰制造业产出指数初值51.3，创近三个月最低。有评论指出，8月份汇丰预览数仍然在反映7月份的融资回落带来的负面影响，这种调整短期来看并不具备趋势，后期融资改善带来的基本面再次回升值得期待。债券市场如果对PMI数据有正面影响，仍然建议降低利率债权重，增加信用债等高风险品种的权重。
- published: 22 Aug 2014
- views: 312
Curso de Bolsa, Grafico Indice Dow Jones - Parte 6
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:32
- Updated: 18 Jun 2012
- views: 1105
Para registrarse en nuestros cursos en línea por favor haga clic en el siguiente enlace: http://vantana.net/esp/registration/default.aspx
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http://www.vantana.net - Registrese en http://vantana.net/esp/registration/default.aspx Este es el tema de la semana de mayo 21 de 2012: Análisis del índice de Transportes Dow Jones. Transportes es uno de los sectores más antiguos en el mundo utilizado por el hombre. En el siguiente vídeo analizaremos el índice de Transportes Dow Jones para que el inversionista intérprete su comportamiento comparado con el índice primario Dow Jones.
"inversiones";"bolsa de valores";"inversiones";"invertir en bolsa";"bolsa valores";"inversiones rentables";"curso bolsa";"invertir en la bolsa";"recomendaciones bolsa";"curso bolsa de valores";"estrategia de inversion";"curso de bolsa"
"inversiones en valores";"bolsa de valores de estados unidos";"curso bolsa";"cursos de bolsa";"invertir en acciones";"invertir en divisas"
Curso de Bolsa, Grafico Indice Dow Jones - Parte 6
A través del análisis comparativo del Índice Dow Jones Industrials y el Índice de la Tasa de Desempleo de los Estados Unidos aprendemos de su importancia al utilizar ambas filosofías al momento de analizar la economía americana.
En esta edición del Tema de la Semana vamos a tratar sobre las dos principales filosofias que utilizan los inversionistas al realizar sus inversiones en el Mercado de Valores Americano, la Teoria del analisis Fundamentalista y la Teoria del Analisis Tecnico, ambas teorias se respetan en esta arena.
La teoria del analisis fundamentalista es el estudio de las fuerzas economicas que mueven los precios en los mercados,tales como las Tasas de interes, el Producto interno bruto (GDP), non-farm payroll numbers, and changes in gross domestic product (GDP), Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), LA TASA DE DESEMPLEO, estas fuerzas actuan en conjunto tanto en etapas de crecimiento economico, aceleracion o desaceleracion de una economia en crecimiento llamada "rececion", dicho en otras palabras el enfoque fundamental examina todos los factores relevantes que afectan las fuerzas economicas de la oferta y la demanda que hacen que los precios del Mercado suban,bajen o (se tomen una pausa -- movimiento plano, lateral.)
La teoria del analisis tecnico, en los mercados bursatiles es el estudio del comportamiento del mercado mediante el uso de graficas de precio y volumen.
Analisis tecnico es el estudio de todo instrumento financiero representado en una grafica de precios, el cual permite al inversionista realizar su trabajo dominando solo un punado de herramientas visuales.
Ambas teorias tratan de solucionar el mismo problema sobre el Mercado, es decir, determinar en que direccion se moveran los precios en el futuro, solo que consideran este problema desde veredas opuestas (desde diferentes posiciones).
El inversor que utiliza analisis fundamentalista estudia la "causa" que produce como consecuencia un movimiento en el precio del mercado, mientras que el inversor que utiliza analisis tecnico estudia el "efecto".
El analista tecnico cree en el comportamiento del precio (el efecto) y es todo lo que necesita saber, y que las razones o las causas no son necesarias conocerlas. En cambio el analista fundamentalista simpre tiene que saber por que.
Los invito a analizar el comportamiento del mercado frente al colapso financiero del 2008 y utilizaremos ambas teorias para determinar las condiciones de la economia antes, durante y despues de la caida del 2008, hasta estos dias.
En el siguiente vídeo analizaremos las condiciones de la economía de los Estados Unidos en los últimos 10 años y haremos una comparación del Índice de Tasa de desempleo donde el inversor aprendera que funcion cumple la fuerza laboral dentro de la economia americana.
Próximamente iniciaremos nuestra clase gratuita en línea Lección de la semana, donde analizaremos diferentes instrumentos como parte de la estructura del Índice Dow Jones, su comportamiento frente al colapso del 2008 y como podemos utilizar la Tasa de desempleo como un indicador fundamentalista al momento de analizar en que condiciones se encuentra la economia de los Estados Unidos de America..
¡¡Bienvenidos a la era del inversor visual!!
"inversiones";"bolsa de valores";"inversiones";"invertir en bolsa";"bolsa valores";"inversiones rentables";"curso bolsa";"invertir en la bolsa";"recomendaciones bolsa";"curso bolsa de valores";"estrategia de inversion";"curso de bolsa"
"inversiones en valores";"bolsa de valores de estados unidos";"curso bolsa";"cursos de bolsa";"invertir en acciones";"invertir en divisas"
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http://www.vantana.net - Registrese en http://vantana.net/esp/registration/default.aspx Este es el tema de la semana de mayo 21 de 2012: Análisis del índice de Transportes Dow Jones. Transportes es uno de los sectores más antiguos en el mundo utilizado por el hombre. En el siguiente vídeo analizaremos el índice de Transportes Dow Jones para que el inversionista intérprete su comportamiento comparado con el índice primario Dow Jones.
"inversiones";"bolsa de valores";"inversiones";"invertir en bolsa";"bolsa valores";"inversiones rentables";"curso bolsa";"invertir en la bolsa";"recomendaciones bolsa";"curso bolsa de valores";"estrategia de inversion";"curso de bolsa"
"inversiones en valores";"bolsa de valores de estados unidos";"curso bolsa";"cursos de bolsa";"invertir en acciones";"invertir en divisas"
Curso de Bolsa, Grafico Indice Dow Jones - Parte 6
A través del análisis comparativo del Índice Dow Jones Industrials y el Índice de la Tasa de Desempleo de los Estados Unidos aprendemos de su importancia al utilizar ambas filosofías al momento de analizar la economía americana.
En esta edición del Tema de la Semana vamos a tratar sobre las dos principales filosofias que utilizan los inversionistas al realizar sus inversiones en el Mercado de Valores Americano, la Teoria del analisis Fundamentalista y la Teoria del Analisis Tecnico, ambas teorias se respetan en esta arena.
La teoria del analisis fundamentalista es el estudio de las fuerzas economicas que mueven los precios en los mercados,tales como las Tasas de interes, el Producto interno bruto (GDP), non-farm payroll numbers, and changes in gross domestic product (GDP), Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI), LA TASA DE DESEMPLEO, estas fuerzas actuan en conjunto tanto en etapas de crecimiento economico, aceleracion o desaceleracion de una economia en crecimiento llamada "rececion", dicho en otras palabras el enfoque fundamental examina todos los factores relevantes que afectan las fuerzas economicas de la oferta y la demanda que hacen que los precios del Mercado suban,bajen o (se tomen una pausa -- movimiento plano, lateral.)
La teoria del analisis tecnico, en los mercados bursatiles es el estudio del comportamiento del mercado mediante el uso de graficas de precio y volumen.
Analisis tecnico es el estudio de todo instrumento financiero representado en una grafica de precios, el cual permite al inversionista realizar su trabajo dominando solo un punado de herramientas visuales.
Ambas teorias tratan de solucionar el mismo problema sobre el Mercado, es decir, determinar en que direccion se moveran los precios en el futuro, solo que consideran este problema desde veredas opuestas (desde diferentes posiciones).
El inversor que utiliza analisis fundamentalista estudia la "causa" que produce como consecuencia un movimiento en el precio del mercado, mientras que el inversor que utiliza analisis tecnico estudia el "efecto".
El analista tecnico cree en el comportamiento del precio (el efecto) y es todo lo que necesita saber, y que las razones o las causas no son necesarias conocerlas. En cambio el analista fundamentalista simpre tiene que saber por que.
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- published: 18 Jun 2012
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Currency war in modern economy National strategy 貨幣戰爭會不會開始打響？
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Last Friday, the Bank of Japan effectively tossed a grenade into the region’s currency markets with its surprise announcement of a new round of quantitative eas...
Last Friday, the Bank of Japan effectively tossed a grenade into the region’s currency markets with its surprise announcement of a new round of quantitative easing sending the yen USDJPY, -0.49% to fresh lows.
The move will be particularly problematic for China, as its slow-crawling managed rate to the U.S. dollar USDCNY, +0.24% renders it is effectively defenseless when confronted by currency wars, in which countries try to steal growth from their trading partners through competitive devaluations. It also comes at a time when Beijing is already battling foes on two fronts: hot-money outflows and an economy flirting with deflation.
The consensus is that the world’s largest trading nation will resist the temptation to enter the fray with a competitive devaluation or move to a market-based exchange rate. Yet Japan’s latest actions will hurt, as they hold Beijing’s feet to the fire.
The decision last Friday by the Bank of Japan to boost its bond purchases by more than a third to roughly $725 billion a year, among other actions, sent the yen tumbling to a seven-year low as the dollar rallied to above ¥112. This means the currency of the world’s second-biggest economy has now risen by roughly a third against that of the world’s third-biggest since late 2012.
That’s a significant revaluation to swallow by any measure, all the more so as Japan and China are increasingly competing with each other, say analysts.
According to new report by HSBC, Japan and China are already rivals in 19 manufactured product lines, and this total is growing. Panasonic 6752, +2.72% PCRFF, -1.64% has already said it is considering “on-shoring” certain production back to Japan.
The other reason Japan’s escalation of QE turns up the heat on China is that it risks exposing the vulnerabilities in Beijing’s piecemeal approach to opening up its capital account.
If we rewind to early 2013 when Japan’s started it aggressive monetary-stimulus program dubbed “Abenomics,” it drew rebuke from mainland Chinese officials, who warned it could fuel inflation and asset bubbles in China.
Once again Beijing will be uncomfortable, but for different reasons as today’s problems are hot money retreating and managing the unwinding of debt.
The market is still digesting the significance of China’s foreign-reserves pile shrinking by $100 billion in the third quarter, and it will be watching carefully for external shocks that could exacerbate this trend.
China’s exchange-rate mechanism — essentially a loose peg to the U.S. dollar — and its official capital controls place currency policy in a pivotal position. If capital continues to exit, authorities must choose whether to defend the exchange rate and tighten money supply, or let the exchange rate weaken.
The weekend brought further evidence that China’s economy and monetary conditions are deteriorating, as industrial activity slowed unexpectedly as shown in the official Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index, which dropped to 50.8 in October from 51.1 in September.
Currency war in modern economy National strategy 貨幣戰爭會不會開始打響？,for more information about china world news visit site at http://youtube.com/user/chinaworldnews as well as business website at http://penglaichina.com
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Last Friday, the Bank of Japan effectively tossed a grenade into the region’s currency markets with its surprise announcement of a new round of quantitative easing sending the yen USDJPY, -0.49% to fresh lows.
The move will be particularly problematic for China, as its slow-crawling managed rate to the U.S. dollar USDCNY, +0.24% renders it is effectively defenseless when confronted by currency wars, in which countries try to steal growth from their trading partners through competitive devaluations. It also comes at a time when Beijing is already battling foes on two fronts: hot-money outflows and an economy flirting with deflation.
The consensus is that the world’s largest trading nation will resist the temptation to enter the fray with a competitive devaluation or move to a market-based exchange rate. Yet Japan’s latest actions will hurt, as they hold Beijing’s feet to the fire.
The decision last Friday by the Bank of Japan to boost its bond purchases by more than a third to roughly $725 billion a year, among other actions, sent the yen tumbling to a seven-year low as the dollar rallied to above ¥112. This means the currency of the world’s second-biggest economy has now risen by roughly a third against that of the world’s third-biggest since late 2012.
That’s a significant revaluation to swallow by any measure, all the more so as Japan and China are increasingly competing with each other, say analysts.
According to new report by HSBC, Japan and China are already rivals in 19 manufactured product lines, and this total is growing. Panasonic 6752, +2.72% PCRFF, -1.64% has already said it is considering “on-shoring” certain production back to Japan.
The other reason Japan’s escalation of QE turns up the heat on China is that it risks exposing the vulnerabilities in Beijing’s piecemeal approach to opening up its capital account.
If we rewind to early 2013 when Japan’s started it aggressive monetary-stimulus program dubbed “Abenomics,” it drew rebuke from mainland Chinese officials, who warned it could fuel inflation and asset bubbles in China.
Once again Beijing will be uncomfortable, but for different reasons as today’s problems are hot money retreating and managing the unwinding of debt.
The market is still digesting the significance of China’s foreign-reserves pile shrinking by $100 billion in the third quarter, and it will be watching carefully for external shocks that could exacerbate this trend.
China’s exchange-rate mechanism — essentially a loose peg to the U.S. dollar — and its official capital controls place currency policy in a pivotal position. If capital continues to exit, authorities must choose whether to defend the exchange rate and tighten money supply, or let the exchange rate weaken.
The weekend brought further evidence that China’s economy and monetary conditions are deteriorating, as industrial activity slowed unexpectedly as shown in the official Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index, which dropped to 50.8 in October from 51.1 in September.
Currency war in modern economy National strategy 貨幣戰爭會不會開始打響？,for more information about china world news visit site at http://youtube.com/user/chinaworldnews as well as business website at http://penglaichina.com
- published: 08 Nov 2014
- views: 550
Supply Chain 303 Final Project BMW
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- Duration: 24:53
- Updated: 06 Dec 2014
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Works Cited
"A Transparent and Reliable Global Supply Chain." A Transparent and Reliable Global Supply Chain (n.d.): n. pag. BMW. Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistic...
Works Cited
"A Transparent and Reliable Global Supply Chain." A Transparent and Reliable Global Supply Chain (n.d.): n. pag. BMW. Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics, 2013. Web.
Badasha, KamalPreet. "BMW Top Ranking in Supplier Relationship Index." Supply Management: The Purchasing and Supply Website. N.p., 27 July 2012. Web.
"BMW : Risk Management." BMW, 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
"BMW Optimises Supply Chain as Sales Continue to Rise." Automotive Supply Chain. Automotive Supply Chain Magazine, 5 Apr. 2013. Web. 3 Dec. 2014. http://www.automotivesupplychain.org/features/184/62/BMW-optimises-supply-chain-as-sales-continue-to-rise/.
"BMW : Supplier Network." BMW : Supplier Network. BMW Group, n.d. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
Boreiu, Horatiu. "BMW Opens Its Newest Vehicle Distribution Center at the Port of Baltimore." BMW BLOG. BMW, 19 Sept. 2014. Web. 3 Dec. 2014. http://www.bmwblog.com/2014/09/19/bmw-opens-newest-vehicle-distribution-center-port-baltimore/.
Bryant, Chris, and Jude Webber. "BMW to Build $1bn Car Plant in Mexico - FT.com." Financial Times. The Financial Times, 3 July 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
Collins, Jonathan. "BMW Rolls Out RFID Worldwide." RFID Journal. RFID Journal, 20 Sept. 2005. Web. 2 Dec. 2014. http://www.rfidjournal.com/articles/view?1877.
Downer, Steven. "BMW to Invest $1 Billion in New Plant in Mexico, Employ 1,500 Workers." Automotive News. N.p., 3 July 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
“For US supplier Germany's BMW Announces Plans for $1 Billion Factory in Northern Mexico to Build Luxury Cars.” Toledo Blade. The Blade, 06 Dec. 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
Maier, Angela, and Richard Weiss. "BMW Owners Waiting for Repairs on Supply Chain Breakdown." Bloomberg.com. Bloomberg, 21 Aug. 2013. Web. 4 Dec. 2014. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-20/bmw-owners-waiting-for-repairs-on-supply-chain-breakdown.html.
"Suppliers to the 2014 BMW X5." Automotive News. Automotive News, 6 Jan. 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
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Works Cited
"A Transparent and Reliable Global Supply Chain." A Transparent and Reliable Global Supply Chain (n.d.): n. pag. BMW. Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics, 2013. Web.
Badasha, KamalPreet. "BMW Top Ranking in Supplier Relationship Index." Supply Management: The Purchasing and Supply Website. N.p., 27 July 2012. Web.
"BMW : Risk Management." BMW, 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
"BMW Optimises Supply Chain as Sales Continue to Rise." Automotive Supply Chain. Automotive Supply Chain Magazine, 5 Apr. 2013. Web. 3 Dec. 2014. http://www.automotivesupplychain.org/features/184/62/BMW-optimises-supply-chain-as-sales-continue-to-rise/.
"BMW : Supplier Network." BMW : Supplier Network. BMW Group, n.d. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
Boreiu, Horatiu. "BMW Opens Its Newest Vehicle Distribution Center at the Port of Baltimore." BMW BLOG. BMW, 19 Sept. 2014. Web. 3 Dec. 2014. http://www.bmwblog.com/2014/09/19/bmw-opens-newest-vehicle-distribution-center-port-baltimore/.
Bryant, Chris, and Jude Webber. "BMW to Build $1bn Car Plant in Mexico - FT.com." Financial Times. The Financial Times, 3 July 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
Collins, Jonathan. "BMW Rolls Out RFID Worldwide." RFID Journal. RFID Journal, 20 Sept. 2005. Web. 2 Dec. 2014. http://www.rfidjournal.com/articles/view?1877.
Downer, Steven. "BMW to Invest $1 Billion in New Plant in Mexico, Employ 1,500 Workers." Automotive News. N.p., 3 July 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
“For US supplier Germany's BMW Announces Plans for $1 Billion Factory in Northern Mexico to Build Luxury Cars.” Toledo Blade. The Blade, 06 Dec. 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
Maier, Angela, and Richard Weiss. "BMW Owners Waiting for Repairs on Supply Chain Breakdown." Bloomberg.com. Bloomberg, 21 Aug. 2013. Web. 4 Dec. 2014. http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-08-20/bmw-owners-waiting-for-repairs-on-supply-chain-breakdown.html.
"Suppliers to the 2014 BMW X5." Automotive News. Automotive News, 6 Jan. 2014. Web. 06 Dec. 2014.
- published: 06 Dec 2014
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ERP Smart Purchasing Manager
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REP Smart Purchasing Manager V1
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REP Smart Purchasing Manager V1
Permissions varieties
Design and programming
Mohammed Mahmoud Hassan
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REP Smart Purchasing Manager V1
Permissions varieties
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Mohammed Mahmoud Hassan
- published: 18 Jul 2015
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Purchasing Management BBIT701 - Negotiation between Buyers & Suppliers
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- Duration: 29:16
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Purity Ltd is trying to sell their new products - three smoothies - to Tesco Plc.
Sellers: Mogi, Yvonne & Luca
Buyers: Pravleen, Katie & Matthew
(from the f...
Purity Ltd is trying to sell their new products - three smoothies - to Tesco Plc.
Sellers: Mogi, Yvonne & Luca
Buyers: Pravleen, Katie & Matthew
(from the front to the back)
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金石财经2010-12-30 制造业成本压力上升 专家指通胀或达两位数
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2010-12-30 19:24
主持人：安东
嘉 宾：朱文晖
简 介：汇丰今天发布12月中国制造业采购经理人指数(PMI)称，当月虽然中国制造业的经营状况继续向好，但整体增长动力减弱，产出与新业务的增速回落至3个月以来最低。而安信证券首席经济学家高善文预测未来通胀不排除两位数。
2010-12-30 19:24
主持人：安东
嘉 宾：朱文晖
简 介：汇丰今天发布12月中国制造业采购经理人指数(PMI)称，当月虽然中国制造业的经营状况继续向好，但整体增长动力减弱，产出与新业务的增速回落至3个月以来最低。而安信证券首席经济学家高善文预测未来通胀不排除两位数。
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2010-12-30 19:24
主持人：安东
嘉 宾：朱文晖
简 介：汇丰今天发布12月中国制造业采购经理人指数(PMI)称，当月虽然中国制造业的经营状况继续向好，但整体增长动力减弱，产出与新业务的增速回落至3个月以来最低。而安信证券首席经济学家高善文预测未来通胀不排除两位数。
- published: 30 Dec 2010
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Focus on The Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
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Purchasing Managers Index
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Purchasing Managers' Index
The World Relies on the Purchasing Managers' Index.
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What is The Chinese Purchasing Managers Index?
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What is The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI)
The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) is an economic index which measures the month to ...
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Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) Surveys
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Monografía Purchasing Managers Index - UPAO
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China Purchasing Managers' Index Drops to Seven Month Low
Bad news for China's economy. The key purchasing managers' index, or PMI, dropped to a sev...
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South Africa’s growth sentiment: Latest purchasing managers index show a slight recovery
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China's Purchasing Managers Index Makes Modest Improvement
China's manufacturers continue to see growth shrinking this month. In a report, the China ...
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China's Purchasing Managers Index Makes Modest Improvement
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Purchasing Managers Index UPAO . Salinas.Ortiz
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HSBC's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9
HSBC's (NYSE:HBC) China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index indicated industrial outp...
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HSBC's China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index Reading For September Was 49.9
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CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低
China's factory sector contracted by the most in 15 months in July as shrinking orders dep...
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CHINA July PMI purchasing managers’ index Falls to 15-Month Low 7月制造业PMI初值创15个月新低
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Manufacturing in worst month since 2013 | Short News
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British pound under pressure following PMI release
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The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving
The local manufacturing sector appears to be improving.
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UK manufacturing output 'fell in April' | Short News
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Manufacturing falls to three-year low | Short News
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China's Haier provides small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises trade assistance
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Sensex ends lower on tepid earnings, economic data
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USD index extends losing streak
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China, PMI and gold and silver price issues
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India factory activity growth slows sharply in April - PMI
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China’s manufacturing sector marginally expands in April
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22.04.2016 - Economic Calendar by Dukascopy
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Friday 4 March - Markets eager for non-farm payrolls
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Frank Holmes I See More Takeovers Involving Small Gold Producers
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[425] China slowdown, Canada recession, market mess
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John Mauldin and Jim Rickards discuss the Looming Debt Crisis and the Fiscal Abyss!
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[229] Keen on the need for writedowns and Denninger on the Fed’s easy money
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[186] David Merkel on accounting valuation and Reggie Middleton on Apple and Google
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Policy Watch - Episode 87
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The Gold & Silver Club | Gold Silver Trading | 043 - Gold On Track For Strongest Week In A Month
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China: The New Superpower
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Passive Investing: The Evidence the Fund Management Industry Would Prefer You Not to See
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Purchasing Management in Retail Business - RT8
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Peter Tchir on the ECB's Printers, LIBOR Litigation and the German Tipping Point!
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Trading ISM | FED Speech | PMI | ECONOMIC NEWS REPORT VIDEO
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Purchasing Management : BIG C
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Market Direction Model-Buy Signal - Dr K-Gil Morales-Virtue of Selfish Investing - Webinar 3-1-13
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Expert: Advances In Driverless Cars Will Cause Increase In Sex While Driving
Edit WorldNews.com 04 May 2016
Technology keeps marching on and with new advances – such as the Google/Fiat partnership to bring the driverless car to the mass market – Canadian officials are worried driverless cars will lead to a greater increase in sex while in those cars, according to experts at the Canadian Automated Vehicles Centre of Excellence (CAVCE) and reported by Raw Story....
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[VIDEO]: Rare Celestial Mercury Eclipse Of Sun Occurs On May 9
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A celestial event – so rare it happens just 13 times in a century – is going to have all eyes looking skyward beginning Monday, May 9, ABC News reported Wednesday. Mercury, the planet closest to the sun, will begin to transit the sun beginning at 7.12 a.m. ET, the report said ... The astronomical event, where the planet will transit across the face of the sun, will take 71/2 hours ... ET, according to NASA....
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Kent State Massacre Also Massacred U.S. Constitution
Edit WorldNews.com 04 May 2016
Constitution. This was especially true since political leaders and a managed press repeatedly called and labeled them bums or long-haired hippies, including being compared to Nazi “brownshirts.” Protesters Accused Nixon of “Murdering the Constitution” But the student protesters and activists, that had organized a peaceful afternoon rally, did so to accuse President Richard M ... He is a correspondent for www.worldnews.com ... 217.....
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Apple loses Chinese court fight over use of iPhone name
Edit Belfast Telegraph 04 May 2016
Technology giant Apple has lost a legal battle with a Chinese company over the use of the iPhone name on wallets and handbags ... Such status under Chinese law might limit its use on other products. Share Go To ... No comment was available from the Beijing Higher Level People's Court ... ....
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Pakistan oppose military action against Afghan Taliban leaders in its soil
Edit Khaama Press 04 May 2016
The Pakistani authorities have opposed military action against the Afghan Taliban leaders days after President Ghani called on Islamabad to take actions against the group’s leaderships based in Peshawar and Quetta cities. The country’s foreign affairs adviser Sartaj Aziz has said such a policy had not brought results for 14 long years ... ....
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Index Futures Foreshadow More Stock Losses in Asia; Oil Rebounds
Edit Bloomberg 05 May 2016
The global equity selloff showed no sign of abating in Asia, with index futures signaling declines amid mounting concern over world economic growth and the outlook for U.S ... Futures on the S&P 500 Index ... As well as the Caixin China services purchasing managers’ index, Taiwan is set to update on consumer prices along with the Philippines Thursday....
China Stock Halts Show Two System Limit as Hong Kong Trades Wane
Edit Bloomberg 05 May 2016
A Bloomberg survey of strategists and fund managers found the majority believe that the overuse of trading halts is the biggest obstacle for China stocks to be added to MSCI indexes. Manuel Schlabbers, who manages the Accudo Asian Value Arbitrage Fund, says some investors who purchase H shares because of the discount may unwind the position if the mainland listings are halted for an extended period....
Government to banks: Increase investment
Edit China Daily 05 May 2016
The nation's top planning authority pledged on Wednesday to adopt more proactive measures to expand investment in order to sustain the economic recovery ... "Data for fixed-asset investment in the first quarter indicates a favorable economic outlook.". "Although the Purchasing Managers' Index in April dropped slightly to 50.1 from March's 50.2, it is still within a reasonable range," Zhao said ... ....
City Council Meeting Actions May 3, 2016 (City of Coronado, CA)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
Authorization for the City Manager to Amend LaRoc Environmental Purchase Order No ... (Pg 89) The Council authorized the City Manager to amend the existing purchase order ... Authorization for the City Manager to Execute the Purchase of Two Sanitary Sewer Station Replacement Pumps with Flo-Systems, Inc ... (Pg 93) The Council authorized the City Manager to execute the purchase....
Bank to pay Rs 65k for losing papers
Edit The Times of India 05 May 2016
Shivaji M Shinde and his wife, Roopali, residents of Kumbre Township in Kothrud, had approached the bank in January 2014 to secure loan clearance certificate and original documents like the agreement for sale and Index II of their flat, after they had fully repaid the home loan of Rs 8.5 lakh. The couple needed these documents as they wanted to sell their flat and a buyer had agreed to purchase it for Rs 75 lakh....
Why We're Playing Defense
Edit The Street 05 May 2016
The only difference is that USMV holds companies based in the US, whereas EFAV purchases international companies ... In order to break the downtrend, in our view, there needs to be a sustained close above the dotted line, which marks the most recent previous peak in the FTSE All World Index ... Covestor licenses investment strategies from its Model Managers to establish investment models....
Hedge funds are shaking up the companies behind the brands you know and love
Edit Business Insider 05 May 2016
That of course creates near-term pressure on the companies ... "More mainstream investors, including index funds, are engaging with boards and management teams," said Barg ... Loading video... ....
Help Support Students in Need at the Helping Hands Fundraiser on May 5 (Los Angeles Valley College)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
(Source. Los Angeles Valley College) ... in the Student Services Plaza ... Monetary donations are also being accepted online through the LAVC Foundation ... Students, faculty and staff are encouraged to stop by and purchase nachos, tacos, baked goods, snacks and refreshments ... Posted by ... Original documenthttp.//www.lavc.edu/campusnews/index/News-Blog/April-2016/Help-Support-Students-in-Need-at-the-Helping-Hands.aspx ... (noodl....
Hundreds Gather at First Canadian Black History Summit (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
Thousands of volunteers are indexing or typing information from the Freedmen's Bureau records to make them searchable in an online database ... Thom Reed, senior marketing manager of FamilySearch and a specialist for the Freedmen's Bureau Project, urged the attendees to help complete the indexing of more than four million records that will be made public later this year....
On Bull-Market Brink, Citi Sees Commodity Gains as Goldman Jeers
Edit Bloomberg 05 May 2016
“It is more likely than not that we’ve seen a bottom in the commodity market as a whole,” said Fiona Boal, director of commodity research at Fulcrum Asset Management in London, which oversees about $4 billion ... The Bloomberg Commodity Index, a measure of returns for 22 items, has risen as much as 17 percent from a record closing low on Jan ... The index surged 8.5 percent in April, the biggest monthly advance since 2010....
Bid: Marin/Curtis Safety Improvement Project (Due: May 31, 2016, 2 PM) (City of Albany, CA)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
(Source. City of Albany, CA). INVITATION TO BID ... All bidders must purchase a complete set from BPXpress Reprographics to be considered responsive and to get onto the plan holder's list to receive addenda notifications ... For inquiries regarding plans and specifications, call Jocelyn Walker, Project Manager at 510-559-4270, or by email at jwalker@albanyca.org. By ... Original documenthttp.//www.albanyca.org/index.aspx?recordid=3459&page=15....
Join us for our Annual Mill Valley Community Meeting (City of Mill Valley, CA)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
This annual meeting gives you a chance to meet with and discuss issues of importance to you with of any and all of the major decisions makers in town - all five Councilmembers, City Manager Jim McCann, all City department heads and key staff will be in attendance at the Annual Community Meeting ... Original documenthttp.//www.cityofmillvalley.org/index.aspx?recordid=5535&page=34....
2016 Interim Profit Announcement – Media Release (BT Investment Management Limited)
Edit Public Technologies 05 May 2016
BT Investment Management Limited) ASX_5 May 16_Media Release (00010770-2).DOCX ... BT Investment Management Limited announces a strong result delivering Cash NPAT of $88.6 million for the half year ending 31 March 2016 ... Higher average funds under management (FUM), up 11 per cent to $78.8 billion; ... Expansion of base management fee margins, up 2 basis points; ... Base Management Fees ... Base Management Fee Margin ... Funds under management....
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