HBL Pakistan Manufacturing PMI slows to 50.9 in September
Both outlets reported the HBL Pakistan Manufacturing PMI declining to 50.9 in September, the slowest expansion in three months, and attributed the slowdown to weaker new orders. Business Recorder added a brief mention of the ongoing impact of Middle East tensions, while Profit did not include this detail. Otherwise, the framing and emphasis were nearly identical.
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HBL PMI: Weaker new orders weigh on manufacturing activity
HBL Pakistan Manufacturing PMI eased to 50.9 in September from 51.8 in August, marking the slowest expansion in manufacturing activity in three months.
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HBL PMI: weaker new orders weigh on manufacturing activity
The HBL Pakistan Manufacturing PMI eased to 50.9 in September from 51.8 in August, marking the slowest expansion in manufacturing activity in three months. Growth moderated amid the ongoing impact of Middle East tensions filtering through the domestic economy. Demand conditions weakened during the month, with new orders contracting for the first time since June amid elevated fuel prices and pre...
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