BLOM PMI fell to its lowest level in five month during February, registering 48.7 points from 49.5 points in January, still below the neutral mark 50 points. The monthly indicator revealed lower production ... read more
BLOM PMI rose back to reach 49.5 points in January, up from 49.3 points last month, reflecting the slowest pace in economic contraction seen in over a year and matching that of November 2014. The private ... read more
Contraction in the private sector’s economy eased to its most marginal level in November, with BLOM PMI recording very close to the neutral mark of 50 points separating economic contraction from growth. ... read more
The private sector’s economy remained in the contraction area in October, as revealed today by the private sector activity indicator BLOM PMI which registered 48.8 points, however it improved over last ... read more
Lebanon’s monthly economic indicator BLOM PMI signaled a further recession in September, scoring 47.6 points up from 45.5 points in August, still below the threshold separating economic growth from ... read more
Following the security breaks in the second half of June, the Lebanese private economy contracted at a faster pace as companies’ output and new orders declined. BLOM PMI thus scored 47.9 points in July, ... read more
Lebanon’s private sector economy continued to contract in June, but the rate of decline eased considerably and was only marginal. The economic indicator BLOM PMI therefore registered at an eight-month high ... read more
After a short breath in April, the private sector’s economy lost momentum in May on the back of political and social confusion. BLOM PMI scored 48 points down from 48.5 points last month, still below the ... read more
“The private sector’s economy has further contracted in March, as gauged by Blominvest’s economic indicator “BLOM PMI” released today. Posting 46.2 for the month, BLOM PMI was slightly above its February’s ... read more
Although the BLOM Lebanon PMI registered 45.5 in February 2014, up from 44.7 in January, the reading still signals deterioration in the performance of the private sector. Commenting on the latest survey ... read more
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