Eurozone manufacturing activity continued to contract in August due to the downturn in factory output and deeper decline in new orders. The HCOB final manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index posted 45.8 in August, unchanged from June and July, final data from S&P Global showed Monday. The August reading was revised up from 45.6. The score signaled another sharp deterioration in operating condit
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