Hong Kong's March procurement manager index (PMI) has fallen slightly from 53.9 in February to 53.5. Although the growth has slowed down, it has been expanding the area for three consecutive months.
According to the Hong Kong Zhongtong News Agency on Thursday (April 6), the deputy director of the S & P Global Market Finance and Economics said that the latest PMI shows that the Hong Kong economy continuesAnd with strong growth as a summary in the first quarter.At the same time, this also reflects the increase in business confidence in Hong Kong, and it has proposed strong support for the increase in order demand to increase production in the next few months.
S & P said globally, the investment cost inflation fell at the beginning of this year, but in March, it rose again, and continued to increase the increase in output prices in nearly 12 years.But it is worth examining how it affects the follow -up business development of the enterprise.
S & P Global also pointed out that the human market tightening is also another scope of observation, especially because salary inflation has risen to a new high since 2013.
