The DILF Manufacturing PMI in Denmark fell to 60.7 in May of 2022, from a downwardly revised 62.8 in April. It was the lowest reading since February, driven by a slowdown in production (56.7 vs 61.9 in April), suppliers' delivery time (55.2 vs 67.9), and stock of purchased products (37.9 vs 47.9). On the contrary, increases were seen in new orders (62.9 vs 57.7) and employment (69.7 vs 64.3). Meanwhile, inflationary pressures eased for input prices (76.2 vs 78.2). source: DILF - Danish Purchasing and Logistics Forum

Manufacturing PMI in Denmark averaged 55.52 points from 1994 until 2022, reaching an all time high of 71.30 points in October of 2021 and a record low of 24.37 points in February of 2009. This page provides the latest reported value for - Denmark Manufacturing Pmi - plus previous releases, historical high and low, short-term forecast and long-term prediction, economic calendar, survey consensus and news. Denmark Manufacturing PMI - data, historical chart, forecasts and calendar of releases - was last updated on July of 2022.

Manufacturing PMI in Denmark is expected to be 56.00 points by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. In the long-term, the Denmark Manufacturing PMI is projected to trend around 55.00 points in 2023, according to our econometric models.

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Denmark Manufacturing PMI



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Manufacturing PMI 60.70 62.80 points May 2022

Denmark Manufacturing PMI
In Denmark, the PMI measures the weighted average of order books, production, workforce, delivery time, finished goods inventories, cost prices, purchasing quantities and stock of end products. A reading in excess of 50 indicates positive sentiment among a majority of respondent companies, while a figure below 50 points to negative expectations.
Actual Previous Highest Lowest Dates Unit Frequency
60.70 62.80 71.30 24.37 1994 - 2022 points Monthly
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Danish Factory Activity Growth at 3-Month Low
The DILF Manufacturing PMI in Denmark fell to 60.7 in May of 2022, from a downwardly revised 62.8 in April. It was the lowest reading since February, driven by a slowdown in production (56.7 vs 61.9 in April), suppliers' delivery time (55.2 vs 67.9), and stock of purchased products (37.9 vs 47.9). On the contrary, increases were seen in new orders (62.9 vs 57.7) and employment (69.7 vs 64.3). Meanwhile, inflationary pressures eased for input prices (76.2 vs 78.2).
2022-06-01
Danish Factory Activity Growth at 4-Month High
The DILF Manufacturing PMI in Denmark rose to 63 in March of 2022, from a downwardly revised 61.9 reading in March, indicating the most robust expansion in factory activity since last December. Upward pressure stemmed from all sub-indices, save for production (62.3 vs 66.3 in March). The strongest contribution came from new orders (57.7 vs 54.3), stock of purchased products (48.3 vs 40.0) and stock of finished products (34.4 vs 37.0), while smaller contributions came from employment (63.7 vs 63.3). On the price front, input cost inflation regained momentum to a three-month high (78.8 vs 77.9).
2022-05-02
Danish Factory Activity at 3-Month High
The DILF Manufacturing PMI in Denmark rose to 62.1 in March of 2022, from an upwardly revised 50.8 reading in February, indicating the most robust expansion in factory activity since December. Upward pressure stemmed from all sub-indices, save for stocks of purchased products (40.0 vs 41.7 in February). The strongest contribution came from output (66.9 vs 61.5), employment (63.0 vs 55.4), and suppliers’ delivery time (67.6 vs 62.2), while new orders rose much less (55.7 vs 53.7). On the price front, input cost inflation regained momentum (77.7 vs 76.0) and selling charges rose the most since December (63.8 vs 57.9).
2022-04-01