
In the Eurozone, manufacturing industry PMI fell to 52.7 points in October, falling to the lowest level in the last two months.
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In the Eurozone, the manufacturing industry PMI, which was 52.9 in September, fell to 52.7 in October.
The manufacturing industry Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) in the Eurozone fell to 52.7 points in October, falling to the lowest level in the last two months.
S&P Global published the October manufacturing industry PMI data of the Euro Zone.
Accordingly, the Euro Zone manufacturing industry PMI, which was 52.9 in September, fell to 52.7 in October. Thus, in October, the manufacturing industry PMI was determined at the lowest level of the last two months.
PRODUCTION INDEX
The manufacturing industry production index in the Eurozone, which was 53.6 in September, fell to 52.8 in October, the lowest level in the last 4 months.
The data revealed that the increase in manufacturing industry production continued despite the slowdown in new orders growth and supply chain pressures.
While input costs recorded their fastest increase since May, manufacturers also increased their sales prices.
WHAT IS PMI DATA?
In PMI data, values above 50 indicate expansion in the sector, while values below 50 indicate contraction.

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