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Recently, many of the world's major economies issued a series of manufacturing index generally rebounded, indicating that these economies continue to expand the manufacturing sector, the economy continued to recover or growth.

November 1, 2010, the United States well-known research institutions supply management association published report shows that the United States in October manufacturing activity index was 56.9, higher than the 54.4 in September, the manufacturing sector for the 15th month expansion. The association believes that manufacturing continues to expand as the US economy continues to recover, with cars, computers and export industries becoming engines of the recovery in manufacturing.

Just a few days ago, US Department of Commerce data show that the third quarter of the United States real GDP forecast for the first time an annual rate of 2.0%, slightly higher than the second quarter of 1.7% increase, indicating that the US economy continues to slow growth The

In addition, the UK's manufacturing purchasing managers' index rose to 54.9 in October, the first increase since March. This is also consistent with the UK's third-quarter economic growth of 0.8%. Similarly, the German manufacturing index also showed a strong recovery in the industry momentum.

In emerging economies, the China Logistics and Purchasing Federation on November 1 published data show that China's manufacturing purchasing managers in October index was 54.7, the third consecutive month of recovery, reaching the highest point in six months. Experts pointed out that the continuous recovery of the index reflects the economy continues to maintain the growth trend, but the future economic trends need to pay close attention to, should not be too optimistic.

Meanwhile, HSBC's report released the same day, India's manufacturing purchasing managers index rebounded significantly in October, from 55.1 in September rose to 57.2, ending the previous two consecutive months of decline. HSBC Asian economic analyst Fan Limin said that India's manufacturing industry is still subject to strong domestic consumption support.

But Japan and South Korea are not optimistic about the data. According to last Friday's data show that the Japanese manufacturing industry shrinking for two consecutive months, HSBC's latest report pointed out that South Korea's manufacturing index in October also fell for two consecutive months, from 48.8 in September fell to 46.75, 2009 The lowest since February.