Iran’s new PMI data for the fiscal month of Bahman (January 21 – February 19), released by the country’s Chamber of Commerce improved from a five-month low in the previous month.
Iran’s new PMI data for the fiscal month of Dey (December 22, 2021 – January 20, 2022), released by the country’s Chamber of Commerce slipped below the threshold to the lowest in five months.
Iran’s new PMI data for the fiscal month of Azar (November 22 – December 21), released by the country’s Chamber of Commerce indicates that the economic operators are concerned about the fluctuations of the foreign currency rate and severe lack of liquidity in production sector.
Iran’s new PMI data for the fiscal month of Aban (October 23 – November 21), released by the country’s Chamber of Commerce shows that the Iranian businesses are still struggling with persistent high prices and a reduction of raw material inventory.
Iran’s new PMI data for the fiscal month of Mehr (September 23 – October 22), released by Iran Chamber of Commerce shows that the country’s production is under the pressure of soaring raw material prices.
Iran’s new PMI data for the fiscal month of Shahrivar (August 23 – September 22), released by the country’s Chamber of Commerce shows that most businesses have begun to recover from the severe recession of the past two months caused by COVID-19 restrictions.
Contraction of economic activities continued in Iran in the calendar month of Mordad (July 23-August 22), according to purchasing managers’ index (PMI) data released by Iran Chamber of Commerce.
Recurring blackouts and constraints in the supply of raw materials hampered business activity in Iran during the calendar month of Khordad (May 22 - June 21), according purchasing managers’ index (PMI) data released by the Iran Chamber of Commerce.
The Purchasing Managers’ Index, known by its Farsi acronym Shamekh, for Iran’s overall economy settled at 53.84 in the month ending May 21 from 39.65 in the month ending April 20, indicating a growth of 14.19 points or 35.79%.
The overall Purchasing Managers’ Index, known by its Farsi acronym Shamekh, for Iran’s economy settled at 53.73 in the month ending Feb. 18 from 48.83 in the month ending Jan. 19, indicating 4.9 points or 10.03% improvement.