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Global Manufacturing PMI Points to Worldwide Recession
No country’s economy is an island. Even the US economy, which accounts for 28% of global GDP, is heavily dependent on other countries. Foreign sales as a percentage of total sales for S&P 500 companies are approaching 50%. As a … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Indicators, Market Commentary, Market Sentiment, Market Timing
Tagged Dow Industrials, Dow Transportation, gamma weighted SOIR, Global manufacturing PMI, historical volatility, implied volatility, JP Morgan Global Manufacturing PMI, new orders, SOIR, statistical volatility, VIX
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Global Manufacturing Continues to Decline in September
JP Morgan’s Global Manufacturing PMI contracted again in September, with a reading of 48.9; PMI values below 50 signify contraction and PMI values above 50 indicate expansion. The September Global PMI was slightly higher than August’s PMI of 48.1, indicating … Continue reading →