U.K. | 4 June 2019 The Q2 Fall in Manufacturing Output Won't Alter the MPC's Course
The downbeat tone of Markit's May manufacturing survey shouldn't come as a
surprise, given the weak global backdrop and the inevitable fading of the boost to output from Brexit preparations.
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By Samuel Tombs
The downbeat tone of Markit's May manufacturing survey shouldn't come as a surprise, given the weak global backdrop and the inevitable fading of the boost to output from Brexit preparations.
Posted: 3rd Jun 2019 in 'U.K.'
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