The President and the Secretary General of the Federation of Employers of Aragon (FEMZ), Javier Ferrer and Rafael Zapatero, who were accompanied by Zuriñe Zuazo Append Zaragoza coach, yesterday filed January 24, 2011 press conference on data the latest "Report industrial perception of Aragon (IPIA) metal sector" with data for the second half of 2010 and forecasts for the first half of 2011.
Javier Ferrer, Zapatero and Zuazo The purpose of this report is to create a gallery indicators to assess the economic situation in the metal industry which will provide Aragon and the evolution of the same in the short term. It's about creating a stable set of indicators that allow them to be compared over time, in order to determine what the evolution of business confidence.
http://www.conectapyme.com/documentacion/IPIAMETAL2S10.pdf
Perceptions Index Industrial Aragon maintains a negative value which lies -14.3 in IPIA in Metal, and although still a bad data, return levels of the first half of 2008, when it began to climb negative ending in the first half of 2009.
The report, Ferrer and Zapatero stressed that companies that export are best are undergoing the crisis. The study shows that investment is practically nil and 75% of companies in the Metal no plans to invest in the coming months. Also, manufacturers warn that they could invest are obstacles in achieving credits.
On the other hand, the President and Secretary General of FEMZ noted that in the coming months there may be some loss of staff drip, although everything points that "job losses have hit bottom," .
The report, Ferrer and Zapatero stressed that companies that export are best are undergoing the crisis. The study shows that investment is practically nil and 75% of companies in the Metal no plans to invest in the coming months. Also, manufacturers warn that they could invest are obstacles in achieving credits.
On the other hand, the President and Secretary General of FEMZ noted that in the coming months there may be some loss of staff drip, although everything points that "job losses have hit bottom," .
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