Despite the unfavorable factors of the European debt crisis, the global manufacturing industry is still quite "powerful." A global manufacturing purchasing managers' index (PMI) released by JP Morgan Chase on Wednesday rose to its highest level in seven months, further confirming the stronger-than-expected manufacturing activity data released by major economies over the past two days. While the real economy has continued to expand steadily, the performance of the global stock market in the past month has also been expected by many analysts. Recently, many international strategists have said that the previous forecast of the stock market was too pessimistic, and many people began to sing more and more.
The global manufacturing PMI hit a seven-month high. These days, major economies around the world have released monthly PMI data. Whether it is China, the United Kingdom or the United States, they have sent a strong signal, even the euro in crisis. District, manufacturing data is also better than expected. A global indicator that was freshly released on Wednesday has once again confirmed this trend. The Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, compiled by JPMorgan Chase and Markit, was officially released on the 1st. The report showed that the global manufacturing PMI rose to 51.2 in January from 50.2 in December, at a seven-month high. This is also the second consecutive month that the indicator is above the 50-year gap, although it is still below the long-term average of 51.8. The report covers 30 major economies and the survey data comes from the United States, Japan, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, China and Russia. Markit's chief economist Williamson said the latest data seems to indicate that the global economy is far better than many people worried about in the 2012 year. Henry Lee, an economist at JPMorgan Chase, said that the latest PMI indicator shows that order growth is accelerating and inventory growth is slowing, which is a good sign. Specific to major economies, data released by the US on Wednesday showed that its manufacturing activity is growing at its fastest rate since June last year. The January supply manufacturing index released by the American Institute of Supply Management rose to 54.1, up from the revised 53.1 last month and the highest level since June 2011. In the UK, the manufacturing PMI in January hit its highest level in eight months. Even the PMI in the Eurozone is better than expected, although still below 50. Germany's PMI has reached a six-month high. In emerging markets, China’s official PMI announced on Wednesday rose for the second consecutive month. India's manufacturing output growth has reached a record high. China's "soft landing" adds new evidence. Considering that many people have worried that China may "hard landing" before, China's manufacturing data is particularly attractive. Some analysts believe that the latest PMI data shows that the overall pattern of China's economic slowdown has not changed, and the degree of economic slowdown is falling, showing a trend of “slow and stabilizeâ€. Qiao Hong, chief economist at Morgan Stanley China, released a report on the 1st. The latest release of the stronger-than-expected PMI indicator shows that in the context of loose policies, manufacturing is leading the recovery of China's economic growth. Looking ahead, Morgan Stanley believes that the PMI in January and the better-than-expected fourth-quarter GDP data released earlier indicate that China's recent policy loosening has already achieved results. The bank pointed out that the Chinese economy will continue to resume its growth momentum in the context of a possible new round of corporate replenishment and policy bias towards growth.
The global manufacturing PMI hit a seven-month high. These days, major economies around the world have released monthly PMI data. Whether it is China, the United Kingdom or the United States, they have sent a strong signal, even the euro in crisis. District, manufacturing data is also better than expected. A global indicator that was freshly released on Wednesday has once again confirmed this trend. The Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, compiled by JPMorgan Chase and Markit, was officially released on the 1st. The report showed that the global manufacturing PMI rose to 51.2 in January from 50.2 in December, at a seven-month high. This is also the second consecutive month that the indicator is above the 50-year gap, although it is still below the long-term average of 51.8. The report covers 30 major economies and the survey data comes from the United States, Japan, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, China and Russia. Markit's chief economist Williamson said the latest data seems to indicate that the global economy is far better than many people worried about in the 2012 year. Henry Lee, an economist at JPMorgan Chase, said that the latest PMI indicator shows that order growth is accelerating and inventory growth is slowing, which is a good sign. Specific to major economies, data released by the US on Wednesday showed that its manufacturing activity is growing at its fastest rate since June last year. The January supply manufacturing index released by the American Institute of Supply Management rose to 54.1, up from the revised 53.1 last month and the highest level since June 2011. In the UK, the manufacturing PMI in January hit its highest level in eight months. Even the PMI in the Eurozone is better than expected, although still below 50. Germany's PMI has reached a six-month high. In emerging markets, China’s official PMI announced on Wednesday rose for the second consecutive month. India's manufacturing output growth has reached a record high. China's "soft landing" adds new evidence. Considering that many people have worried that China may "hard landing" before, China's manufacturing data is particularly attractive. Some analysts believe that the latest PMI data shows that the overall pattern of China's economic slowdown has not changed, and the degree of economic slowdown is falling, showing a trend of “slow and stabilizeâ€. Qiao Hong, chief economist at Morgan Stanley China, released a report on the 1st. The latest release of the stronger-than-expected PMI indicator shows that in the context of loose policies, manufacturing is leading the recovery of China's economic growth. Looking ahead, Morgan Stanley believes that the PMI in January and the better-than-expected fourth-quarter GDP data released earlier indicate that China's recent policy loosening has already achieved results. The bank pointed out that the Chinese economy will continue to resume its growth momentum in the context of a possible new round of corporate replenishment and policy bias towards growth.
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