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Türkiye Manufacturing PMI Contracts in October, Output Falls for Fifth Month

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The Istanbul Chamber of Industry Türkiye Manufacturing PMI, compiled by S&P Global, fell to 47.3 in October from 47.9 in September, indicating a contraction in the manufacturing sector at the fastest pace since June. Output was cut for a fifth straight month, while new orders fell for a 40th consecutive month. Input costs and output prices both rose sharply, though their inflation rates eased from September.

From aawsat.com

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The contraction in the manufacturing sector, coupled with falling new orders and softening export orders, signals ongoing economic difficulty for Turkish manufacturers. The rise in input prices, driven by factors like oil and exchange rate weakness, suggests persistent cost pressures across the industry.

From aawsat.com

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  • Turkish Aerospace IndustriesSpeculative

    Turkish Aerospace Industries might see reduced industrial demand for aerospace components due to manufacturing contraction and falling new orders.

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