PMI & PSI surveys suspended for February

PMI & PSI surveys suspended for February

BNZ and BusinessNZ advise that their monthly surveys of the manufacturing and services sectors will not be operational for the month of February.

The BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index (PMI) and BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Services Index (PSI) for the month of February would have been released on 10 March and 14 March respectively.

Disruption caused by the 22 February earthquake would have impacted on the data, with the priorities of many respondents within and outside the Canterbury region likely focused elsewhere.

The PMI and PSI surveys will resume for the month of March, with results to be released on 14 and 18 April respectively.

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1 Mar, 2011
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