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Jul, 01 07:30 |
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Commodity Prices
Commodity Prices
This indicator measures commodities exported from Australia. |
-7.7% | - | - | ||||||||||||||
Jul, 01 07:30 |
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Retail Sales
Retail Sales
Gauge for goods sold at retail outlets in the past month. Retail Sales is a leading indicator for the Swiss economy since private consumption makes up a large portion of Swiss Gross Domestic Product. Rising consumer spending fuels economic growth, confirms signals from consumer confidence, and may spark inflationary pressures. The headline figure is expressed as the percentage change from the same month last year. |
1.3% | 0.8% | - | ||||||||||||||
Jul, 01 08:15 |
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PMI Manufacturing
PMI Manufacturing
A monthly gauge of manufacturing activity and future outlook. It is comparable to the US ISM survey, similarly based on the opinions of executives in manufacturing companies. Purchasing managers are tasked with gauging future demand and adjusting orders for materials accordingly. The PMI summarizes the opinions of these executives to give a picture of the future of the manufacturing sector. A higher PMI indicates that materials purchases are increasing and that the economic outlook is positive. Alternately, a lower PMI means orders for materials are down and the future outlook is less favorable. By nature, the figure is very sensitive to the business cycle and tends to match growth or decline in the economy as a whole. The PMI is presented as an index with a value between 1-100. |
50.5 | 50.6 | - | ||||||||||||||
Jul, 01 08:30 |
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Procure PMI Index
Procure PMI Index
PMI activity indicator. Shows improvement (>50) or worsening (50) of the situation compared to the previous month. The growth of the indicator or the excess of the forecast is favorable for the currency.
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42.1 | 44.2 | - | ||||||||||||||
Jul, 01 08:45 |
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PMI Manufacturing
PMI Manufacturing
A monthly gauge of manufacturing activity and future outlook. The CIPS PMI is comparable to the US ISM survey, similarly based on the opinions of executives in manufacturing companies. Purchasing managers are tasked with gauging future demand, and adjusting orders for materials accordingly. The PMI summarizes the opinions of these executives to give a picture of the future of the manufacturing sector. A higher PMI indicates that materials purchases are increasing and that the economic outlook is positive. Alternately, a lower PMI means orders for materials are down and the future outlook is less favorable. By nature, the figure is very sensitive to the business cycle and tends to match growth or decline in the economy as a whole. The PMI is presented as an index with a value between 1-100. |
49.2 | 49.5 | - |