2024年10月,标普全球马来西亚制造业采购经理人指数为49.5,与上月持平。最新结果是工厂活动连续第五个月收缩,但仍处于4月以来的最快速度。产出连续第5个月下降,放缓幅度为7个月来最大。此外,由于难以为产出采购投入,购买活动以一年来最快的速度萎缩。就业人数基本保持不变,而积压的工作已连续第三个月放缓。交货时间第六次延长。从积极的方面来看,新订单自6月以来首次增长,尽管整体需求疲软。受亚太地区订单增加的推动,海外销售额连续第7个月上涨。在通货膨胀方面,尽管原材料成本上升和汇率不利,但投入成本在3个月内涨幅最小。与此同时,产出价格通胀降至5月以来的最低水平。最后,市场情绪保持积极,但从9月开始有所缓解。
The S&P Global Malaysia Manufacturing PMI was at 49.5 in October 2024, unchanged from the prior month. The latest result was the fifth straight month of contraction in factory activity while remaining at its steepest pace since April. Output fell for the fifth month, with the rate of moderation being the most in 7 months. Also, buying activity shrank at the steepest pace in a year due to difficulty in sourcing inputs for output. Employment was broadly unchanged, while backlogs of work slowed for the third month. Delivery times lengthened for the sixth time. On a positive note, new orders grew for the first time since June, although demand was subdued overall. Foreign sales rose for the 7th month, helped by higher orders from the Asia-Pacific region. On inflation, input cost rose the least in 3 months despite higher raw material costs and an unfavorable exchange rate. Meanwhile, output price inflation hit its lowest since May. Finally, sentiment stayed positive but eased from September.