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Singapore manufacturing activity rises at start of 4th quarter
Output growth accelerates amidst a sharp rise in new business.
Singapore manufacturing activity rises at start of 4th quarter
Output growth accelerates amidst a sharp rise in new business.
Indonesia manufacturing PMI hits 13-month low
A slower growth rate was recorded for new orders and output.
G4 manufacturing index rises to 49.6 in May
This is the highest since September 2022.
China’s factory activity expands for sixth straight month
Jobs are still being shed, and business confidence is easing.
ASEAN manufacturing rises for three straight months
Singapore posted the strongest showing in March.
China’s factory activity rise at fastest pace in over a year
Business confidence reached its highest in 11 months.
Factory activity improves further in China
Manufacturers saw “improved market conditions and greater client spending" during the final month of 2023.
ASEAN manufacturing tumbles anew in December
Myanmar contracted the most in its manufacturing sector, registering a one-year low PMI reading.
China’s manufacturing sector bounces back in November
Weak global environment continued to drag new export businesses.
Factory activity in ASEAN ends two-month contraction in November
Filipino manufacturers outperformed last month.
Japan’s factory activity slumps for sixth straight month in November
Job cuts are still ongoing in the manufacturing industry.
Factory activity in Japan falls for fourth straight month in September
Early indicators showed sustained weakness in output and new orders.
