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Global Purchasing Manager Indices, Update December 17

 

A history

 

July:Global Manufacturing PMIs July 2012

 

Global Manufacturing PMIs July 2012

PMI positive/negative change ratio: 12:15

Expansion/Contraction ratio:  7:20

Risk Indicators 

August 2:
S&P500 1361
Copper 3307
Brent 106
AUDUSD 1.0465
EURUSD 1.2179
DAX 6606
SMI 6407

 

 

 

 


Switzerland:                48.6   (June 48.1, May 45.4)
Brazil:                           48.7   (June 48.5)
Poland:                        49.7   (June 48.0)
United States/ISM:     49.8  (June 52.5, May 54.0)   (ISM is listed in June/May below)

additionally: United States/Markit: 51.4  (June 51.9,  May 52.5)


June: Global Manufacturing PMIs June 2012 

 

Global Manufacturing PMIs June 2012

PMI positive/negative change ratio: 10:17

Expansion/Contraction ratio:  8:19

 

Risk indicators per July 2:
S&P500 1357
Copper 3466
Brent 97
AUDUSD 1.023
EURUSD 1.2580
DAX 6578
SMI 6109




 

 

May: Global Manufacturing PMIs May 2012

 

Global Manufacturing PMIs May 2012

 

 

PMI positive/negative change ratio: 6:16

Expansion/Contraction ratio:  12:13

 

 

Risk indicators per June 3:
S&P500 1263
Copper  3289
Brent 98
AUDUSD 0.964
EURUSD 1.2398
DAX 5978
SMI  5713

 

 

History of ISM reports

History JPM global composite PMI

History JPM global services PMI

History JPM global manufacturing PMI

 

 

The July update appeared in Seeking Alpha.
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