Колумбия - Деловое доверие

The Industrial Confidence Index in Colombia decreased to 1.3 in November 2019 from 5.7 in the previous month. It was the lowest reading since December last year, mainly due to a deterioration in output expectations for the next quarter (4.0 vs 16.6 in October). Also, sentiment worsened regarding current level of orders (-1.7 vs -1.0) and stocks of finished products (-1.6 vs -0.4).

The Industrial Confidence Index in Colombia dropped to 5.7 in October 2019 from 11.5 in the previous month. It was the lowest level in six months, as manufacturers were less optimistic regarding output expectations (17.6 from 40.4 in September). On the other hand, sentiment improved regarding current level of orders (-1 from -7.1) and stock of finished products (-0.4 from -1.2).

The Industrial Confidence Index in Colombia rose to 11.5 in September of 2019 from 10.5 in the previous month, hitting its highest level since February of 2011. Sentiment improved regarding current level of orders (-7.1 from -11.8 in August) and stock of finished products (-1.2 from 3.5) while manufacturers were less optimistic regarding output expectations in the next three months (40.4 from 47).

The Industrial Confidence Index in Colombia rose to 10.5 in August of 2019 from 9.3 in the previous month, hitting its highest level since January of 2012. Sentiment improved regarding current level of orders (-11.8 from -15.1 in June) and stock of finished products (3.5 from -1.7) while manufacturers were more optimistic regarding output expectations in the next three months (47.0 from 41.2)

The Industrial Confidence Index in Colombia rose to 9.3 in July 2019 from 8.4 in the previous month, hitting its highest level since February 2016. Sentiment improved regarding current level of orders (-15.1 from -20.5 in June) and stock of finished products (-1.7 from -2.9). Meanwhile, manufacturers were less optimistic regarding output expectations (41.2 from 42.8).

The Industrial Confidence Index in Colombia increased to 8.4 in June 2019 from 7.1 in the previous month. It was the highest reading since February 2016, as manufacturers were more optimistic regarding output expectations (42.8 from 36.6 in May). In addition, stocks of finished products continued to fall (-2.9 from -1.3) while new order levels declined further (-20.5 from -16.7).