** Germany : Manufacturers' Orders **
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( Kongsberg Group, Forsvaredelen ) vil nok myndighetene sørge for overlever, totalt sett.
En innlandsby og husk, aluminums industrien i Norge er svært viktig, sysselsetting i flere store
Norske bedrifter ( Elkem etc. ).
Mange andre State of The Art deler, som krever høy spisskompetanse, på mange felt, bla. Kjempe trailerne som brukes i gruver
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BEDRIFTENE; hvor billig strøm som basis, eller annen form for støtte. Dette er bedrifter som
SKAL eksistere og hva Norge bla. skal leve av etter oljen.
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** Germany : Manufacturers' Orders **
Released On 10/6/2020 2:00:00 AM For Aug, 2020
Prior Prior Revised Consensus Actual
Month over Month 2.8 % 3.3 % 2.3 % 4.5 %
Year over Year -7.1 % -6.7 % -2.0 %
Highlights
Growth of new orders unexpectedly accelerated in August and that following a stronger revised rate in July. The monthly rise at the start of the quarter was boosted from 2.8 percent to 3.3 percent while August's gain was provisionally put at a very solid 4.5 percent. Orders have expanded every month since the record low seen in April and although they have yet to reattain their February level, the shortfall has been cut to only 3.6 percent. Annual growth now stands at minus 2.0 percent, up from minus 6.7 percent last time.
The latest monthly advance reflected a 1.7 percent increase in domestic demand and a much sharper 6.5 percent jump in overseas orders (Eurozone up 14.6 percent). The recovery in the former has been patchy and August's modest rise failed to reverse a 10.1 percent drop in July and left a 6.6 percent deficit versus February. Foreign markets have performed rather better and a steady uptrend here has lifted orders to within 1.4 percent of their pre-lockdown level.
Within the overall increase, capital goods climbed a monthly 4.7 percent, intermediates 4.5 percent and consumer goods 4.2 percent. New orders in the key automotive industry increased a smaller 0.9 percent but are now 0.3 percent higher than in February.
The August update suggests that the rebound in German manufacturing is continuing at a surprisingly healthy rate. It also boost's Econoday's economic consensus divergence index (ECDI) to 30, implying that the recovery in the German economy as a whole is now quite comfortably outstripping market expectations.
Consensus Outlook
Manufacturing orders are expected to rise 2.3 percent in August following July's 2.8 percent gain. German orders were down 7.1 percent on the year in July.
Definition
Manufacturers' orders are a leading indicator for industrial production. The figures are calculated every month by the Federal Statistical Office and represent the value of all orders for the delivery of self-made products confirmed by industrial enterprises with 50 or more employees in the respective reporting period. The results are broken down by both sector and region of origin (domestic and foreign split into euro area and non-euro area). Monthly volatility can be very high so moving averages give a much better guide to underlying trends. Why Investors Care
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https://fidelity-fcm.econoday.com/byshoweventfull.asp?fid=512728&cust=fidelity-global&year=2020&lid=0&prev=/byweek.asp#top
( Kongsberg Group, Forsvaredelen ) vil nok myndighetene sørge for overlever, totalt sett.
En innlandsby og husk, aluminums industrien i Norge er svært viktig, sysselsetting i flere store
Norske bedrifter ( Elkem etc. ).
Mange andre State of The Art deler, som krever høy spisskompetanse, på mange felt, bla. Kjempe trailerne som brukes i gruver
Bilde på linker.
https://www.kongsbergautomotive.com/products-services/off-highway/
https://www.kongsbergautomotive.com/products-services/
Vil ikke forundre meg at Myndighetene gir store garantier eller annet for å holde disse HJØRNE-
BEDRIFTENE; hvor billig strøm som basis, eller annen form for støtte. Dette er bedrifter som
SKAL eksistere og hva Norge bla. skal leve av etter oljen.
El. biler trenger aluminium, letteste materialet (bortsett kanskje fra Kompositt ( Dream Liner Boeing ),
men for dyrt for biller.
Kjøpte ytterligere aksjer i går til 01,286
** Germany : Manufacturers' Orders **
Released On 10/6/2020 2:00:00 AM For Aug, 2020
Prior Prior Revised Consensus Actual
Month over Month 2.8 % 3.3 % 2.3 % 4.5 %
Year over Year -7.1 % -6.7 % -2.0 %
Highlights
Growth of new orders unexpectedly accelerated in August and that following a stronger revised rate in July. The monthly rise at the start of the quarter was boosted from 2.8 percent to 3.3 percent while August's gain was provisionally put at a very solid 4.5 percent. Orders have expanded every month since the record low seen in April and although they have yet to reattain their February level, the shortfall has been cut to only 3.6 percent. Annual growth now stands at minus 2.0 percent, up from minus 6.7 percent last time.
The latest monthly advance reflected a 1.7 percent increase in domestic demand and a much sharper 6.5 percent jump in overseas orders (Eurozone up 14.6 percent). The recovery in the former has been patchy and August's modest rise failed to reverse a 10.1 percent drop in July and left a 6.6 percent deficit versus February. Foreign markets have performed rather better and a steady uptrend here has lifted orders to within 1.4 percent of their pre-lockdown level.
Within the overall increase, capital goods climbed a monthly 4.7 percent, intermediates 4.5 percent and consumer goods 4.2 percent. New orders in the key automotive industry increased a smaller 0.9 percent but are now 0.3 percent higher than in February.
The August update suggests that the rebound in German manufacturing is continuing at a surprisingly healthy rate. It also boost's Econoday's economic consensus divergence index (ECDI) to 30, implying that the recovery in the German economy as a whole is now quite comfortably outstripping market expectations.
Consensus Outlook
Manufacturing orders are expected to rise 2.3 percent in August following July's 2.8 percent gain. German orders were down 7.1 percent on the year in July.
Definition
Manufacturers' orders are a leading indicator for industrial production. The figures are calculated every month by the Federal Statistical Office and represent the value of all orders for the delivery of self-made products confirmed by industrial enterprises with 50 or more employees in the respective reporting period. The results are broken down by both sector and region of origin (domestic and foreign split into euro area and non-euro area). Monthly volatility can be very high so moving averages give a much better guide to underlying trends. Why Investors Care
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https://fidelity-fcm.econoday.com/byshoweventfull.asp?fid=512728&cust=fidelity-global&year=2020&lid=0&prev=/byweek.asp#top
Redigert 21.01.2021 kl 05:11
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