00:00Indonesian Manufacturer's Index Purchasing Managers Index is at level 49.2 in September 2024
00:07Indonesian Manufacturer's DMI is still trapped in the red zone
00:10or has been contracting for the past three consecutive months
00:18Indonesian Manufacturer's Index Purchasing Managers Index is recorded to still be below level 50 in September 2024
00:25Indonesian Manufacturer's Index Purchasing Managers Index is at level 49.2 in August 2024
00:32which is at level 48.9
00:37Therefore, Indonesian Manufacturer's DMI is still trapped in the red zone
00:40or has been contracting for the past three consecutive months
00:45SMP Global Economics Director, Market Intelligence Paul Smith said
00:50Indonesian Manufacturer's Index is still in the red zone due to global macroeconomic conditions
00:54which is in the red zone in the period of September
00:58Paul said that entrepreneurs still hope that the operating and economic conditions will be more stable next year
01:05Self-optimism about the forecast comes to improve in September to the highest level for seven months
01:12In the report, it was explained that operations in the Indonesian Manufacturer's Index economy
01:17is still in a downward trend in September
01:20which represents a further decline in the output of new orders
01:25The inventory of the warehouse also appears to be slightly higher
01:28while companies reduce their purchasing activities to assume lower market demand
01:33in terms of high input costs as a bad value for money factor
01:37although inflation is the weakest in a year
01:41From Jakarta, IDX News
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