PMI: the euro zone is growing slower than expected
According to the PMI indicators of the Markit Economics Institute for Economic Research in London, the euro zone is growing slower than expected.
In June, the euro zone’s manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) increased, however, the service industry’s purchasing managers index (PMI) decreased compared to the previous month, therefore the Composite pMI decreased as well. (MTI)
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