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[Wilmot's PMI tour] The big three

Posted by Guest writer on Nov 30 22:15.

Here in pictures is what the big three – China, the eurozone and the US (each of them making up about 20 per cent of global production) — look like going into their November PMIs.

First, China:

Now the Euro area:

And finally the US:

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Jonathan Wilmot, chief global strategist at Credit Suisse Investment Bank, is blogging at FT Alphaville for the day.

Please read this Credit Suisse small print.

Article Series - Wilmot's PMI tour

  1. Guest editing for the day...
  2. Why PMI?
  3. From rebound to expansion?
  4. The big three
  5. Keeping score
  6. The Japanese swing
  7. South Korea's new orders jump
  8. China - No growth surprise, inflation fears persist
  9. Taiwan supportive
  10. BRIC by BRIC
  11. Asia sign-off
  12. Euro periphery
  13. The trend continues
  14. Hola
  15. Euro Area - Strong core holds periphery up
  16. The strongman of Europe
  17. Further reading
  18. Trading Places: Alemania and Spanien
  19. BRIC by BRIC II
  20. Meanwhile, in Central Europe...
  21. That will do nicely
  22. Shadow money and inflation
  23. Lest we forget
  24. Sovereign risk - beyond the numbers
  25. The new proletariat
  26. Alexander Hamilton on Shadow Money and the Euro
  27. Postscript

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