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German Preliminary Manufacturing PMI unexpectedly rises to 42.6 in October vs. 40.5 expected

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New update 2024.10.24 16:32
German Preliminary Manufacturing PMI unexpectedly rises to 42.6 in October vs. 40.5 expected

update 2024.10.24 16:32

  • Germany's Manufacturing PMI jumps to 42.6 in October vs. 40.5 estimate.
  • Services PMI for the German economy bounces to 51.4 in October vs. 50.5 forecast.
  • EUR/USD holds small gains toward 1.0800 after upbeat German PMIs.

The German manufacturing sector witnessed a tepid recovery in October while the services sector activity also rebounded, the preliminary business activity report published by the HCOB survey showed Thursday.


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