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PMIs stable at the end of Q3

Preliminary PMIs suggest that GDP was expanding at a steady pace in advanced economies in September. The euro-zone has not recovered from a weak first half of the year, and the US has continued to do much better. Meanwhile, there is no sign of a rebound in world trade volumes.

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