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Connector Industry Confidence Rises Again
Contributor:
Ron Bishop
Ronald Bishop is President of Bishop & Associates, Inc., a market research firm specializing in the global electronic connector market. The firm publishes a monthly newsletter titled, The Bishop Report, and an annual review of the connector industry, The Connector Industry Yearbook. ( More... )
In addition, Bishop & Associates produces many off-the-shelf studies analyzing regional and global markets, connector products, and technology. Bishop & Associates also provides specialized services including, custom market research, multi-client studies, surveys, merger & acquisition assistance, and executive recruiting.
Once a month Bishop addresses the global market status, current technologies, and supply chain issues about connectors - all on the MarketEye Research Center.
02.01.2010 // Posted by: Ron Bishop // Posted in: Articles, Connectors
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The World Connector Confidence index rose in January to 83.1 from 81.5 in December. Confidence is definitely coming back strong.
World Connector Confidence Index (WCCI)
>50.0 = Positive
Present Business Expectations
Industry personnel were asked, “What is your appraisal of current business conditions (positive, negative, neutral)?
Present Situation Index
All regions are in positive territory, but the U.S. and Asia dropped slightly in confidence.
Present Situation Index
>50.0 = Positive
Future Expectations
Industry personnel were asked, “What is your expectation of current business conditions six months from now (positive, negative, neutral)?
Future Expectations Index
All regions are positive about future expectations. Confidence in Japan is really improving, and Asia dropped slightly.
Future Expectations Index
(>50.0 = Positive)
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