One thing about PMIs we should all understand.
These are surveys of purchasing managers and do not reflect actual economic figures.
Much like consumer and business confidence indices, they only reflect opinions of those who are "supposed" to know what is coming.
So, in other words, they are no better than us with our crystal balls.
The only difference is that the markets react to what these purchasing managers think and they don't give a toss what we think
These are surveys of purchasing managers and do not reflect actual economic figures.
Much like consumer and business confidence indices, they only reflect opinions of those who are "supposed" to know what is coming.
So, in other words, they are no better than us with our crystal balls.
The only difference is that the markets react to what these purchasing managers think and they don't give a toss what we think
Those who say it cannot be done should not interrupt those who are doing it