PMI

PMI stabilises as underlying indicators show mixed results

The seasonally adjusted Kagiso Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) remained relatively stable at 53.6 in May 2012 compared to 53.7 in the previous month. However, despite the largely unchanged headline reading, some significant developments were seen within a number of the main PMI sub-components, said Abdul Davids, Head of Research at Kagiso Asset Management. A key

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PMI continues recovery – manufacturing likely to add to Q4 GDP growth

The Kagiso PMI picked up some momentum in November, rising by 1.1 index points to 51.6. November was the fourth consecutive month of gains for the PMI, but the index remains below the level of 54.2 reached before the widespread factory sector strikes in July. However, the increases of recent months mean that after averaging

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PMI suggests stagnant factory sector output

The seasonally adjusted Kagiso PMI remained largely unchanged in October, rising marginally to 50.5 from a downwardly revised 50.2 during September, reports the Kagiso website. Abdul Davids, the Head of Research at Kagiso Asset Management, said that ‘for the last two months, the PMI has suggested stagnant month-on-month factory sector output’. A positive development was

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September PMI climbs above 50-index points

The seasonally adjusted Kagiso purchasing managers index (PMI) recorded a second consecutive monthly increase during September, gaining four points to move back above the key 50-index point mark to 50.7, the Kagiso website reports. The PMI recovery in September was against the global trend with initial indications that the eurozone PMI declined further below 50

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