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Factories Around The World Return To Life, Manufacturing Industry Recovers Strongly

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factories around the world have regained their vitality at the end of 2013, and manufacturing activity has seen the largest increase in the past 3 years. It is expected that the global economic recovery will accelerate this year. 
 from Asia to Europe and the United States, a survey of factories found that both activities and employment grew strongly in December. Businesses around the world also say they believe that the business environment will continue to boom in the coming months, indicating that 2014 is expected to become a healthy year for the global economy after the financial crisis. 
Less than P, economists said that yesterday's global purchasing managers' index (PMI) compiled by Morgan chase and JPMorgan showed that the foundation for a sustainable recovery is being laid down. PMI "Judging from the new order classification index, it gives an encouraging signal that the upward trend of manufacturing activities will continue to be strong," said Morgan href=, "http://www.91se91.com/pioneer/", "David Hensley David / Hensley", director of the global economic coordination department of JPMorgan, a. He said other data released at the end of last year also showed rising demand. 
 although there were some worrying signs in the third quarter of last year, there was a lack of stamina in recovery, but in December, the global purchasing managers index rose to the highest level since April 2011, reaching 53.3, higher than 53.1 in November. The index above 50 indicates activity expansion. 
 according to managers' reports, the growth rate of new orders slowed slightly in December after reaching 2 and a half years in November. But there are signs that global trade is rebounding and export orders have risen for sixth consecutive months. Employment has also seen its fastest growth in 2 and a half years. 
 in the world's largest economy, the "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "manufacturing" /a "activity continues to expand rapidly. The Institute for Supply Management (Supply) has a purchasing managers index of 57. Although this result is slightly lower than the 57.3 2 and a half high in November, it is in line with the expectations of economists and is still on the upper and lower boundary. 
Less than P, it is even more encouraging that the US "a href=" http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp "manufacturer" /a "is hiring workers at the fastest rate since June 2011, and new orders have surged to levels that have not been seen since 2010. The figures seem to show that manufacturing is going to be stronger. 
On the other side of the Atlantic, the euro zone also showed signs of recovery, with industrial activity rising at its fastest pace since 2011. The recovery is strengthening in the larger economies outside Italy and Spain, the two euro area. In December, the number of unemployed people in Spain decreased by 107 thousand, the largest monthly decline since the data was compiled 16 years ago. 
The P > German purchasing manager index reached a 30 - month high of 54.3, while Italy, the third largest euro zone economy, soared from 51.4 to 53.3, and reached its highest level since mid - 2011. 
 but the news from Europe is not all good news. The purchasing managers index of France dropped to 47, a 7 month low. 
Manufacturing activities in the UK continued to grow rapidly in December, although the momentum was slightly weaker than in the previous month, P. The UK purchasing managers index, compiled by Markit and Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply, reached 57.3, down from 58.1 in November, but still near its all-time high.