Wk 49 Electronics Supply Chain Digest

Electronics Supply Chain Weekly Digest 12-01-23.

DATAPOINTs OF THE WEEK: S&P reported Nov Eurozone mfg. PMI of 44.2 vs 43.1 in Oct marking a continued contraction in activity though the pace of decline improved to a 6-month high. S&P noted new orders, purchasing activity and output declined M/M but at a smaller pace while employment cuts intensified to the sharpest pace since August 2020 indicating a subdued outlook. Manufacturing activity in Germany remained among the weakest in Europe though Nov PMI improved to 42.6 vs 40.8 in Oct. In China, the private Caixin PMI unexpectedly rose to 50.7 in Nov vs 49.6 in Oct. That was the fastest expansion in three months but stands in stark contrast to the official government mfg. PMI for Nov which fell to 49.4 from 49.5 in Oct. In the US, S&P and ISM mfg. PMI readings were unchanged M/M at 49.4 and 46.7 respectively, reflecting relative improvement in new orders but worsening pace of decline in output and employment.

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