Eurozone economic activity points to a decline in July
The purchasing managers’ index (PMI) for July fell to 48.9, according to data from the purchasing managers’ survey.
Business activity in the euro area weakened in July, falling further below the level indicating contraction.
THE FALL CONTINUES
The Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), which measures activity in the manufacturing and service sectors, fell to an eight-month low from 49.9 in June.
Economists polled by Reuters had forecast the composite PMI for July to be 49.7. In these data, above 50 points indicates growth, below indicates contraction.
DECREASE IN THE EURO
Eurozone PMI along with assessments that the data will be below expectations. euro dollarIt fell below 1.11 for the first time since July 12. The daily drop in the euro/dollar exchange rate was close to 0.4 percent.
The euro/TL, on the other hand, traded at 29.89 with a depreciation of 0.2 percent.
Source: Sozcu
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