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Eurozone composite PMI down to 46.5 in October

The Eurozone Composite PMI Output Index, which measures the services and the manufacturing business activity in the region, came in at 46.5 in October, falling by 0.7 index points from the month prior, and reaching a 35-month low, S&P Global and Hamburg Commercial Bank's (HCOB) final report showed on Monday.

The Services PMI Activity Index in October was also lower than the previous month’s reading, standing at 47.8, losing 0.9 index points from September, hitting a 32-month low.

"It looks like the service sector in the Eurozone is stumbling out of the gates for this final quarter. October marks the third straight month of business activity taking a hit. With new business diving steeply, it is not painting a rosy picture for what is ahead. Expectations for the next twelve months, however, have improved a bit, but remain well below the long-term average," HCOB Chief Economist Dr. Cyrus de la Rubia noted.

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