UK September factory PMI revised down to 51.9 from initial 52.0
The final UK manufacturing PMI for September was 51.9, down from the flash estimate of 52.0, as output growth slowed and price pressures increased.
The final UK manufacturing PMI for September was 51.9, down from the flash estimate of 52.0, as output growth slowed and price pressures increased.
Eurozone final manufacturing PMI rose to 52.9 in September, a 52-month high, as price pressures intensified.
The final Eurozone manufacturing PMI for September came in at 52.9, above the preliminary 52.7, indicating continued expansion.
France's September final manufacturing PMI was revised up to 50.6 from 50.3 prelim, but still marks a slowdown from August's 51.1 amid falling new orders and…
Spain's manufacturing PMI reached 51.0 in September, signaling expansion, but price pressures increased.
Swiss CPI for September rose 1.0% y/y as expected, with core inflation at 0.5%.
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Robert Kaplan says bond traders are adding a 'Warsh premium' that has pushed Treasury yields 100 basis points higher than the Fed projected.
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Australia's manufacturing PMI dropped to 49.6 in September, a 21-month low, as new orders posted their first decline since June, with supply disruptions and…
Kashkari said inflation remains too high at about 3% and laid out one more rate hike this year with a second in 2027, calling the economy resilient.
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Franklin Templeton's Zahn backs German and Spanish bonds, sees European growth slowing and UK Budget headroom as the key risk.
Schnabel noted that high costs pass through more quickly in a resilient economy, but the ECB can be patient if inflation expectations remain anchored.
The Atlanta Fed's GDPNow model cut its Q3 US growth estimate to 3.7% from 5.0%, citing a wider August goods trade deficit and softer consumer spending.