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Germany's recent PMI figures paint a complicated picture of its economic health. The Composite PMI Output Index rose to 52.2 in May from 50.6 in April, marking a 12-month high. Similarly, the Services PMI Business Activity Index reached 53.9, an 11-month high, up from 53.2 in April. However, the manufacturing sector remains in contraction, with a PMI of 48.9, although this is an improvement from April's 45.4. Despite these mixed signals, there is no indication of a policy change. This suggests that while some sectors show signs of growth, the overall economic environment remains stagnant.
Enjoy the Euro going up ;)
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Mmmmh. In a time horizon of 6+ months I really can't see that happening
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Agree. I don't even understand why the euro is still above parity with the dollar. Market expects rate cuts in June in europe, and now specially after yesterday new, some talks start to appear about no cuts for the dollar this whole rest of the year.
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