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Super cities to kick-start UK manufacturing resurgence

Bristol and Glasgow join list of 'super cities' which will drive manufacturing growth in Britain

Hong Kong Manufacturing Increase

Hong Kong's manufacturing activity expanded for the 14th consecutive month in September owing to growth in new orders, indicating a continued strengthening in business conditions in the city, HSBC Holdings PLC revealed on Tuesday 5, October.

Manufacturing sector at its best in India & China

Manufacturing Sector: Slow but Steady growth

A slump in new orders and exports led to easing manufacturing growth in the month of August, which also highlights concern that economic expansion has peaked for the fiscal.

Chinese Manufacturing Slows in July

The HSBC China Manufacturing PMI, or purchasing managers index, released by HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics, fell to 49.4 last month from 50.4 in June.

UK Manufacturing Given McClaren Boost

McLaren Automotive is set to become Britain’s newest car manufacturer after McLaren Group boss Ron Dennis told the Telegraph that it has raised £260 million of new business finance to help fund a sports car manufacturing business.

HSBC Survey Shows Global Operations Lead to Growth

A survey commissioned by HSBC found that the vast majority of mid-sized companies conducting international business are thriving because of it and plan to expand in the next 2 years. The survey included over 3,600 firms worldwide.

Slowdown in Chinese Manufacturing

The pace of growth in Chinese manufacturing slowed in June, official figures from the HSBC China Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index show.

HSBC: Chinese Manufacturing slows in April

A purchasing managers’ index (PMI) released today by HSBC and Markit Economics fell to a seasonally adjusted 55.4 from 57 in March. A number above 50 indicates an expansion.

China's manufacturing activity expands in April

China’s Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, or PMI, stood at 55.7 in April, up from 55.1 in March, according to a survey released by the state-affiliated China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing. A PMI reading above 50 shows growth. It was the 14th straight month that the index was above 50 percent.