November 2016 cable raw materials (aluminum) monthly report

1.
The US PPI in October was 0.
0% month-on-month, 0.
3% expected, and 0.
3%
prior.
The US PPI in October was 0.
8% year-on-year, the highest growth rate since December 2014; Expected 1.
2% vs 0.
7%
prior.
US core PPI for October was -0.
2% m/m vs 0.
2% expected and 0.
2%
prior.
U.
S.
core PPI for October was 1.
2% y/y versus 1.
6% expected and 1.
2%
prior.

2.
The US CPI in October was 0.
4% month-on-month, the largest increase in six months, expected to be 0.
4%, and the previous value was 0.
3%.

The US CPI in October was 1.
6% year-on-year, the biggest increase since October 2014, expected to be 1.
6%, and 1.
5%
in the previous month.
US core CPI for October was 0.
1% m/m vs 0.
2% expected and 0.
1%
prior.
US core CPI for October was 2.
1% y/y vs 2.
2% expected and 2.
2%
prior.

3.
Eurozone GDP in the third quarter was 0.
3% quarter-on-quarter preliminary value, 0.
3% expected, and 0.
3%
prior.
Eurozone GDP in the third quarter was 1.
6% year-on-year preliminary and 1.
6% expected, and 1.
6%
in the previous month.

4.
China's Caixin manufacturing PMI 50.
9 in November, 51 expected, 51.
2
previously.
China's official manufacturing PMI for November was 51.
7, a more than two-year high, 51 expected, 51.
2
prior.
China's official non-manufacturing PMI for November was 54.
7, the highest since July 2014, and the previous reading was 54
.

5.
Bureau of Statistics: Manufacturing PMI continued to rise in November
.
The main reasons are that production and market demand have further rebounded, and enterprises' willingness to purchase has increased, with the production index and new orders index at 53.
9% and 53.
2%, up 0.
6 and 0.
4 percentage points respectively from the previous month, both hitting this
year's high.
The procurement volume index was 52.
9%, rising
for two consecutive months.
Consumer goods manufacturing expansion continues to accelerate; High-tech manufacturing and equipment manufacturing maintained steady and rapid growth; Imports and exports improved, with the new export orders index and import index at 50.
3% and 50.
6%, respectively 1.
1 and 0.
7 percentage points higher than the previous month, both rising above the critical point and the
year's high.