Marked Economics announced that the NEVI manufacturing purchasing managers’ index stood at a seasonally adjusted 55.9 in June. A reading above 50 indicates expansion, while one below suggests contraction.
Dutch manufacturing output rose in June, although more slowly than in the previous seven months. This was fueled by a rise in the intake of new orders. Respondents cited demand from the external sector, which was aided by the weak euro, for the faster rise in new work.
For more: Dutch Manufacturing Sees Solid Growth | Daily Markets
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