Eurozone Business Growth “Unexpectedly” Slows Down To 16 Month Low

by Tyler Durden
ZeroHedge.com
05/23/2016

It wasn’t just Japan’s PMI which overnight printed at a disappointing 47.6, missing expectations and signaling the sharpest decline in operating conditions since December 2012. Overnight Markit showed that the Chinese credit-induced global slowdown is coming far faster than most (if not Morgan Stanley) expected, when the Eurozone flash PMI printed at 52.9, the lowest level in 16 months. As Reuters put it, this offers “the latest evidence that a strong acceleration in growth in the first three months of the year was only temporary” and likely.

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