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“Global growth is now cooling, which we think is weighing on foreign demand for Chinese goods irrespective of tariffs,” Capital Economics said in a note to clients. India was among the few bright spots in Asia. Its factory activity expanded more quickly in September on strong domestic and export order growth, a welcome sign as policymakers worry about a sharp drop in the rupee and fallout from global trade frictions. While rising protectionism is expected to deal the world economy a relatively modest blow this year, analysts expect risks will intensify in 2019 as tougher U.S. tariffs kick in and global borrowing costs rise.
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ISM said that U.S. factories continued to be “overwhelmingly concerned about tariff-related activity, including how reciprocal tariffs will impact company revenue and current manufacturing locations.”. Canada’s manufacturing sector expanded in September at its slowest pace this year with growth in new business held back by global trade frictions, data showed on Monday. In Canada, Markit’s purchasing managers’ index fell to 54.8 last month, its weakest since December 2017, from 56.8 in August. It was the third straight decline for the index, after it reached a survey-record high of 57.1 in June.
“Survey respondents noted that global trade frictions had held back export sales and resulted in more cautious spending patterns among clients,” said Christian Buhagiar, president and CEO, Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA), In Brazil, Markit’s manufacturing PMI dipped to 50.9 from 51.1 in August, but new orders rose the most in five months, supporting activity, Markit’s Mexico manufacturing PMI rose to 51.7 moon lander cufflinks in September from a 10-month low of 50.7 in August, Mexico sends about 80 percent of its exports, which are mostly manufactured goods like cars and TVs, to the United States..
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday touted the newly reached trade deal with Canada and Mexico that will replace NAFTA as a massive job engine, creating positions across the manufacturing, agriculture, technology and financial services sectors. “These measures will support many - hundreds of thousands - American jobs,” he said at a news conference at the White House. “It means far more American jobs, and these are high-quality jobs.”. The three countries came to the final deal, which Trump called the “most modern, up-to-date and balanced trade agreement” in U.S. history, late on Sunday. Trump plans to sign it by the end of November.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Luxury British carmaker Aston Martin has cut the upper end of its initial public offering price range to 20 pounds per share, giving it a potential market value of up to 4.6 billion pounds ($6 billion), following mixed feedback from investors. Aston Martin had initially set a range of 17.50 pounds to 22.50 pounds per share, but said on it Monday it had narrowed this to 18.50 pounds to 20 pounds and that it had enough bid interest to cover all the shares being sold at this level.
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