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PMIs show Czech recovery, early signs of improvement in Russia

The partial release of October’s manufacturing PMIs for Emerging Europe provide further evidence that the region’s recovery continued at the start of the fourth quarter. The Czech PMI is now consistent with manufacturing production rising by around 2.5% q/q, while Russia’s PMI does offer an early sign that, having slumped in recent months, the manufacturing sector may now be growing again.

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