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Summary
In a fast-paced world, staying ahead means advantage.
Join this webinar to get immediate reactions and exclusive insights into the newly released Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data — on release day. Analysis coming directly from the economic experts behind the world’s most market-moving economic surveys.
Join this 20-minute webinar and 10-minute Q&A session to:
- Get Comprehensive Data Coverage: Understand global survey data for manufacturing and services, updated monthly, to keep a pulse on economic health worldwide.
- Anticipate Market Movements: Access monthly data from 45 economies and 34 sectors to stay ahead of market trends before official reports are released.
- Understand Survey Methodology: Learn how PMI surveys are conducted and how changes in these economic indicators impact markets and economic outlooks.
- Enhance Investment Strategies: Leverage real-time insights on GDP, inflation, employment, and more to optimize asset allocation and portfolio performance.
- Identify Growth Opportunities: Use PMI’s leading indicators to spot new market opportunities, manage risks, and fine-tune business strategies.
- Make Informed Decisions: Stay updated on key economic drivers that impact interest rates, growth, and commodity prices to make confident, data-driven decisions.
Each month’s session will feature different PMI experts to provide you with the most relevant and informed discussion on current economic conditions.
Speaker
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Chris Williamson
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Chief Business Economist
Chris is a well-known economic commentator and is regularly quoted in international business print and broadcast press, and frequently speaks at conferences on global economic issues. He also sits on several economic advisory panels.
Paul Smith, Ph.D.
Economics Director, Head of Nowcasting
Paul has over two decades expertise working on the PMI surveys, helping with its growth and development over this time. Paul can also be found regularly hosting our PMI Podcast series.
Paul has over two decades expertise working on the PMI surveys, helping with its growth and development over this time. Paul can also be found regularly hosting our PMI Podcast series.
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Joe Hayes
S&P Global Market Intelligence
Principal Economist, Economic Indicators & Forecasts
Joe's main focus is research on the European economies, although he often writes commentary and analysis on global macroeconomic trends.
Joe Hayes is a Principal Economist in the Economic Indicators and Forecasts team at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Joe is the Principal Economist in the Economic Indicators & Forecasts team, specialising in the Purchasing Managers' Index. The main focus of Joe's research is European economies, although he often writes commentary and analysis on global macroeconomic trends. Joe leads research that highlights the applications of PMI data to financial markets, having worked in both buy-side and sell-side institutions.
Joe holds Master's and Bachelor's of Science degrees in Economics from the University of Surrey, UK. He achieved a distinction in his Master's degree and was awarded a prize for obtaining the highest mark in his cohort, after achieving a first-class in his Bachelor's.
Tim Moore
Director, Economic Indices
Tim is the product development lead for PMI and oversees regular commentary on global macroeconomic conditions.
Tim is the product development lead for PMI and oversees regular commentary on global macroeconomic conditions. Tim is often quoted on economic matters in the UK media, frequently speaks at seminars and economics conferences, and plays a central role with new clients and external stakeholders.
Phil Smith
Economics Associate Director
Phil has over 13 years of experience in developing the PMI surveys and is the author of the Germany, and Austria PMI surveys, among others.
Phil has over 13 years of experience in developing the PMI surveys and is the author of the Germany, and Austria PMI surveys, among others. His areas of expertise include the creation and monitoring of the survey panel structures and weights.
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