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All three Australian S&P Global PMIs fell in September, but remained in expansion

S&P Global Australia
Manufacturing Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) fell from
53.0 in August to 51.4 in September.

  • above the 50.0
    no-change mark for a ninth consecutive month
  • latest
    reading signalled that manufacturing sector conditions
    continued to improve, albeit at a slower and only modest
    pace.

S&P Global Australia Services PMI for September posted 52.4, down from 55.8 in August

  • extended the period of expansion to 20
    months
  • at 52.4 it signalled the weakest growth since June.

Composite 52.4 in September

  • down
    from 55.5 in August
  • above 50.0 for a year
  • September’s rise in activity was the
    weakest since June

This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

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