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NEW YORK, May 3- U.S. Treasuries briefly trimmed losses on Friday after the Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index for April came in slightly weaker than forecast, but showed the sector still expanded. The U.S. 30- year Treasury bond trimmed a steep loss by 4/ 32 and the 10- year Treasury note briefly trimmed its loss by 2/ 32..
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NEW YORK, May 3- U.S. Treasuries briefly trimmed losses on Friday after the Institute for Supply Management's non-manufacturing index for April came in slightly weaker than forecast, but showed the sector still expanded. The U.S. 30- year Treasury bond trimmed a steep loss by 4/ 32 and the 10- year Treasury note briefly trimmed its loss by 2/ 32..
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May 3- The Institute for Supply Management on Friday reported its monthly non-manufacturing index for April. The ISM non-manufacturing survey was launched in July 1997. The text of the Institute for Supply Management's Purchasing Survey can be found on the Internet at the following address:.
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LONDON, May 3- Britain's dominant services sector recorded its strongest growth in April since last summer's Olympics, a survey showed on Friday in the latest sign the country's slow recovery may be gaining traction.
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LONDON, May 3- Britain's dominant services sector recorded its strongest growth in April since last summer's Olympics, a survey showed on Friday in the latest sign the country's slow recovery may be gaining traction. ECONOMISTS' COMMENTS DAVID TINSLEY, BNP PARIBAS.
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LONDON, May 3- Britain's dominant services sector recorded its strongest growth in April since last summer's Olympics, a survey showed on Friday in the latest sign the country's slow recovery may be gaining traction. KEY FIGURES FROM MARKIT/CIPS SURVEY. ECONOMISTS' COMMENTS ALAN CLARKE, SCOTIABANK.
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LONDON, May 3- Britain's dominant services sector recorded its strongest growth in April since last summer's Olympics, a survey showed on Friday in the latest sign the country's slow recovery may be gaining traction.
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LONDON, May 3- Britain's dominant services sector recorded its strongest growth since last summer's Olympics in April, a survey showed on Friday, adding to signs that the slow economic recovery may be gaining some traction.
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OSLO, May 3- A Norwegian purchasing managers' index fell to 48.9 points on a seasonally adjusted basis in April, from a revised 50.0 in March, data from logistics association NIMA and Danske Bank showed on Friday.
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*New orders from mainland China fall for third consecutive month. HONG KONG, May 3- Data from the HSBC Hong Kong Purchasing Managers' Index for April:. *The volume of new orders received by private sector companies in Hong Kong was broadly unchanged in April, following a five-month sequence of new order growth.
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China's official purchasing managers' index for the non-manufacturing sector fell to 54.5 in April from 55.6 in March, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Friday. The prices index also declined relatively sharply, showing operating activity is moderating, "said Cai Jin, a vice president at CFLP, the China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing.
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BEIJING, May 3- China's official purchasing managers' index for the non-manufacturing sector fell to 54.5 in April from 55.6 in March, the National Bureau of Statistics said on Friday, reinforcing the view that the recovery in the world's second-largest economy remains modest.
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SINGAPORE, May 2- Manufacturing activity in Singapore slackened last month as the export-dependent factories reported slower growth in new orders, an industry survey showed on Thursday, in yet another sign the global economic recovery is losing steam.
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Following are details of the JPMorgan Global Purchasing Managers' Index for April. PMI Output Orders Jobs Deliv Stocks Inp New Prcs export March 51.1 52.0 52.0 50.5 49.2 48.4 53.2 51.0 April 50.5 51.3 50.9 50.2 49.8 47.9 50.3 50.5.
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SINGAPORE, May 2- Manufacturing activity in Singapore slackened last month as the export-dependent factories reported slower growth in new orders, an industry survey showed on Thursday, in yet another sign the global economic recovery is losing steam.
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*Index rises to 50.2 points versus forecast 49.0. ZURICH, May 2- Switzerland's manufacturing sector returned to expansion in April, a survey showed on Thursday, but a dip in the backlog of orders and in employment levels clouded the outlook. It also registered above 50 in January and February, but prior to that had held below that level since September 2011.
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ZURICH, May 2- The Swiss purchasing managers' index rose to a seasonally adjusted 50.2 points in April from 48.3 in the previous month, data showed on Thursday. ANALYST COMMENTS JANWILLEM ACKET, JULIUS BAER "The fact that it rose is positive, the consensus expectation was negative."
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PRAGUE, May 2- Czech manufacturing contracted for the 13th consecutive month in April, albeit less than in March mainly thanks to a rise in output, a survey by Markit Economics showed on Thursday. PAVEL SOBISEK, CHIEF ECONOMIST, UNICREDIT BANK, PRAGUE. STANISLAVA PRAVDOVA, ANALYST, DANSKE BANK.
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PRAGUE, May 2- Czech manufacturing contracted for the 13th consecutive month in April, albeit less than in March mainly thanks to a rise in output, a survey by Markit Economics showed on Thursday. STANISLAVA PRAVDOVA, ANALYST, DANSKE BANK.
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*Copper seen testing $3.00 per pound- Rivkin. *Coming Up; Euro zone Markit manufacturing PMI at 0758 GMT By Melanie Burton. SINGAPORE, May 2- Shanghai copper fell sharply on Thursday, tracking losses overseas on worries the global economy may be entering a soft patch for growth, as Chinese markets resumed trading after a three-day break.