The global manufacturing PMI index fell back to 55.6% in September, the global economic growth rate slowed

　　China News Service, Beijing, October 6 (Reporter Ruan Yulin) China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing released data on the 6th, showing that the global manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) in September 2021 dropped by 0.1 percentage point from the previous month to 55.6%, a continuous The month-on-month decrease in 4 months.

　　In terms of regions, in September, the European manufacturing PMI dropped significantly from the previous month, the African manufacturing PMI fell slightly from the previous month, the Asian manufacturing PMI rebounded slightly from the previous month, and the American manufacturing PMI rebounded significantly from the previous month.

In terms of index changes, in September, the growth rate of the global manufacturing industry dropped slightly from the previous month, with little fluctuation.

The growth rate of manufacturing in Europe has slowed down significantly from the previous month, the growth rate of manufacturing in Asia and Africa has not fluctuated much, and the growth rate of manufacturing in the Americas has accelerated compared with last month.

　　From the perspective of the third quarter, the global manufacturing industry maintained a recovery growth trend, but the growth rate has slowed down.

The average global PMI in the third quarter remained at a relatively high level of 55.9%, but it was down 1.1 percentage points from the second quarter.

The slowdown in global manufacturing growth is mainly affected by two aspects.

First, the worldwide recurrence of the epidemic has disrupted the recovery of global market demand to a certain extent; second, the excessive rise of raw material prices has pushed up the economic operating costs of countries around the world, and has affected the recovery of the production side of the world.

　　The analysis pointed out that with the advancement of economic recovery, some issues worthy of attention have also arisen.

First, demand recovery is weaker than production, and the structural contradictions of economic recovery still exist.

Second, global commodity prices have risen too quickly, and global inflationary pressures have gradually emerged.

Third, the risks of rising global debt continue to accumulate.

　　Analysis believes that to better balance the relationship between economic recovery and epidemic prevention and control, and to promote the stable recovery of the world economy is a common issue facing the world.

Before the epidemic is over, properly handling the various contradictions arising from the economic recovery is an important foundation for the rapid economic recovery after the epidemic is over.

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