Growth in Russia's private sector has stalled: PMI fell to 50
Original headlineRusya'da özel sektörde büyüme durdu: PMI 50'ye geriledi
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Russia’s S&P Global Composite PMI fell to 50.0 in October from 50.8 in September, signaling that private-sector business activity stalled at the neutral threshold after two months of limited growth. The reading indicates that output neither expanded nor contracted, reflecting a loss of momentum across Russian private-sector activity. The index matters because it points to a pause in business activity, which could weigh on near-term growth prospects. Investors will watch upcoming PMI releases and other activity data to see whether the slowdown proves temporary or signals a broader weakening in Russia’s private sector.
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