Examples of using Purchasing managers in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Purchasing Managers Association of Chicago.
The Certification Programme for Purchasing Managers.
The Purchasing Managers Index( PMI).
Index of the National organization of purchasing managers(NAPM).
The Institute of Supply Management( ISM) Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index( PMI) Report.
As far as France is concerned, the revised Composite Purchasing Managers Index has been raised.
Germany's comprehensive purchasing managers' index was revised from 52.7 to 52.8, a record high in four months.
The purchasing managers' index for Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE is out this morning at 6:15am CLT.
Last reading of the index of purchasing managers in the services sector showed a growth of up to 54.9 from 53.3 last month.
It indicates economic activity and shows the percentage of company/business employees in charge of goods and service acquisition(i.e. purchasing managers) in a particular economic sector.
Angel Talavera, an economist at Oxford Economics, said: The Purchasing Managers Index released today gives us some hope that Europe's economic activity has finally bottomed out.
The euro fell on Monday after German flash purchasing managers' index survey data for September was weaker than expected,
Generally, purchasing managers are reluctant to take a decision to bring a completely new and untried supplier on board as the responsibility, in the case of failure, will be theirs.
A string of thinktanks, including Ifo itself, have raised their growth forecasts, while the Purchasing Managers' Index, which gauges the health of the manufacturing industry, reached a six-month high last week.
It is the indicator of economic activity which represents a percentage ratio of the employees who are responsible for purchase of goods and services(i.e. purchasing managers), to total number of workers in separate economic sector.
The domestic housing industry slumped again; indices of the National Association of Purchasing Managers and the Institute for Supply Management suggested a broad economic contraction(below 50 readings for both); non-farm payrolls shrank each month; the unemployment rate climbed to 5.1 per cent in March.
Several corporations including Shell, ESKOM, SASOL, Transnet, as well as the Chartered Institute of Purchase and Supply(CIPS), with a membership of 44,000 purchasing managers from the world ' s largest multinationals and state-owned enterprises, have expressed their intentions to partner with the new SPX programme.
Purchasing managers' indices are now threatening the“50” threshold, which has long been associated with the break-even point between expansion
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