2024年11月，奈韦荷兰制造业采购经理人指数降至46.6，略低于10月的47，标志着今年迄今为止最具挑战性的经营状况。在需求疲软的情况下，新订单大幅下降。新出口订单的急剧下降归因于欧洲市场疲软和竞争加剧。与此同时，制造业产出继续下降，尽管速度适中。数据还显示，就业和积压工作持续下降，收缩率分别加速至11个月和13个月高点。此外，投入品采购和库存以历史性的大幅下降。在价格方面，受工资、原材料和能源成本上涨的推动，投入价格通胀升至三个月来的最高水平。作为回应，制造商提高了销售价格。从更积极的方面来看，11月12个月的产出前景有所改善。
The Nevi Netherlands Manufacturing PMI fell to 46.6 in November 2024, slightly down from 47 in October, signaling the most challenging operating conditions of the year so far. New orders dropped significantly amid subdued demand conditions. The sharp fall in new export orders was attributed to weakness in European markets and intensified competition. Meanwhile, manufacturing output continued to drop, albeit at a moderate pace. Data also revealed sustained declines in both employment and backlogs of work, with the rates of contraction accelerating to 11- and 13-month highs, respectively. Additionally, input buying and inventories decreased at historically sharp rates. Regarding prices, input price inflation increased to its highest level in three months, driven by rising wage, raw material, and energy costs. In response, manufacturers raised their selling prices. On a more positive note, the 12-month outlook for output improved in November.
