意大利8月markit制造业pmi降至43.6（Italy Markit manufacturing PMI fell to 43.6 in August）.doc

意大利8月markit制造业pmi降至43.6（Italy Markit manufacturing PMI fell to 43.6 in August） Swiss purchasing and Materials Management Association (SVME) and Credit Suisse (Credit Suisse) Monday (September 3rd) jointly released data show that Switzerland August SVME Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) fell unexpectedly. Data show that the Swiss SVME Purchasing Managers Index in August was 46.7, expected to be 49, the former value of 48.6. The index has fourth consecutive months below the ups and downs of the watershed 50, shows that the contraction in economic activity. On Monday (September 3rd), after the Asian market, the international spot silver prices remained at 31.80 U. S. dollars / ounce near shock. Shanghai futures silver prices closed in addition to AG1307, AG1308 fell, the rest of the line high. The main futures intraday shock, little change in prices, continue to be traded at 6700 yuan / kg below. According to the Tokyo commodity exchange (TOCOM) released the latest data show that Tokyo August 2013 gold futures contract on Monday (September 3rd) closing settlement price soaring. In August 2013 gold futures contract settled at the closing price of 4264 yen / gram, compared with the previous trading day settlement price rose 76 yen, up 1.81%, volume 46073 hands; touched intraday high of 4272 yen / kg, the lowest dropping 4166 yen / g. Monday, after the Asian market, the price of gold to maintain a high finishing pattern. Bernanke at the annual meeting of the Central Bank of the U.S. unemployment rate fell slowly expressed concern that further easing of market expectations remain well supported, the price of gold. Gold on Friday (August 31st) after wearing $1680 / ounce preliminary resistance, and further open up the upper space. From the daily chart, the upstream target, or first point to the $1715 / ounce line. However, the United States and other market trading day due to holiday break, gold prices experienced strong rise or temporary adjustments. Ben Bernanke chairman Be