Swedish manufacturing activity fell in Sept – Silf/Swedbank

STOCKHOLM (Reuters) – Activity in Sweden’s manufacturing sector contracted for the first time since the pandemic-hit summer of 2020 in September, compilers Silf and Swedbank said on Monday.

The purchasing managers index (PMI) was at 49.2 points in the month from a downwardly revised 50.2 points in August.

The sub-index for new orders was the biggest contributor to the dip, with delivery times and production also having a negative effect.

The sub-index for raw materials and input goods rose 10 points to 71.7 points, the highest since June.

(Reporting by Simon Johnson; editing by Philippa Fletcher)

Reuters

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