17 Quotes by David Hensley

The labor market exhibited renewed strength, which suggests that manufacturers and service providers expect the current acceleration in growth to be maintained in the coming months.

In Asia, we see growth remaining steady and fast.

In some sense the risk the central banks run is they are coming in a little too late.

Input price pressures are abating and this should reduce uncertainty and pressure on profit margins in coming months.

High and rising utilization rates remain at the forefront of Fed inflation concerns.

The chairman stayed within his game, reaffirming the recent Fed message that growth is solid, inflation risks remain to the upside, and that the path of policy is becoming highly data-dependent.

The level of global PMI is consistent with 6 per cent plus growth in global industrial production.

The latest PMI data point to a slight moderation in the pace of global manufacturing output, to a still robust 5 to 6 percent annual rate.