Thursday, June 20, 2013   

Eurozone PMI at two-month low: survey
(02-21 17:28)

Private business activity across the eurozone hit a two-month low in February, signalling a steepening of the economic downturn, a leading growth indicator said on Thursday.
The Purchasing Managers' Index, a leading indicator, published by London-based Markit fell to 47.3 in February from 48.6 the previous month, AFP reports.
   
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