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  • UK manufacturing output and new orders rise at fastest pace since 1994

    September 2, 2013

    The UK's manufacturing outlook for output and new orders has hit a 1994 high, as output and new orders expand sharply, according to new data from Markit. While analysts had expected a jump from 54.8 (revised up from 54.6) to 55.0, the survey smashed expectations, rising to 57.2. That main index a two and a [...]

  • Eurozone manufacturing outlook at 26 month high

    September 2, 2013

    The Eurozone manufacturing recovery continues, as data from Markit shows the currency bloc's purchasing managers' index rising from 50.3 to 51.4. A jump to just 51.3 was expected, but growth in Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Austria and Ireland pushed the index higher. German manufacturing data shows strongest growth in two years French manufacturing output contraction [...]

  • German manufacturing data shows strongest growth in two years

    September 2, 2013

    The German manufacturing sector has seen production expand at it fastest pace since June 2011. Markit's purchasing managers' index rose from 50.7 to 51.8, while economists had forecast a rise to 52.0. Nonetheless, a July 2011 high for the sector. New orders came in at 54.5, and output at 54.8, both strong numbers (any above [...]

  • French manufacturing output contraction continues

    September 2, 2013

    Fresh French manufacturing data has confirmed a flash estimate and analyst predictions – the sector is shrinking again. At 49.7, the Markit purchasing managers' index implies that the sector is contracting (any number above 50 implying expansion). Jack Kennedy, senior economist at Markit: French manufacturing output slipped back into contraction in August, but a broad [...]

  • Italian manufacturing at its strongest since May 2011

    September 2, 2013

    Italian manufacturing has come in stronger than expected, after the sector returned to growth last month. New data from Markit shows the sector purchasing managers' index rising from 50.4 to 51.3, beyond economist forecasts of a rise to 50.8. That figure is a May 2011 high, with the output index reaching 54.4, an April 2011 [...]

  • Italian tax on high frequency trading begins

    September 2, 2013

    ITALY will today bring into force its tax on high-frequency trading, after introducing levies on certain equity derivatives earlier this year. The Eurozone nation said in February that it will impose the financial transactions tax in stages, making it the first country in the currency bloc to use such a toll. The high-frequency trading element [...]

  • Spanish manufacturing returns to growth with best outlook since March 2011

    September 2, 2013

    Spanish manufacturing orders are much better than expected for August, with Markit's purchasing managers' index rising from 49.8 to 51.1. Any number above 50 implies expansion, and analysts had expected a jump to just 50.1. Sub indices fared slightly worse, with employment in the manufacturing sector down to 45.8, a four month low. Andrew Harker, [...]

  • Before the Open – 02/09

    September 2, 2013

    There's some continued uncertainty as we head towards the open this morning. US President Obama's comments over the weekend have prolonged a decision over Syrian, keeping markets jittery. CMC Markets' Michael Hewson: Europe's markets look set for a positive start as oil prices fall back and economic data comes back into focus. We've got a [...]

  • Tullow Oil exploration finds no oil in offshore Mozambique well

    September 2, 2013

    Tullow Oil has failed to find oil at an exploration well in Mozambique, and ended operations at the site (release). Buzio-1 exploration well in Area 2 offshore Mozambique has not encountered hydrocarbons and, following the completion of logging operations, has been plugged and abandoned. The Buzio-1 site is the second deepwater exploration well in Area [...]

  • Rolls-Royce completes £250m sale of helicopter engine programme

    September 2, 2013

    Rolls-Royce has completed the sale of a 50 per cent stake in the RTM322 helicopter engine programme to Turbomeca, a company owned by rival Safran (release). The €293m (£249m) deal sees Turbomeca assume responsibility for managing the design, production and support for the engine, which powers Apache (pictured), EH101 Merlin and NH90 helicopters. Rolls-Royce will [...]

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