TABLE-Leading indicators for the Italian economy

ROME, April 5 (Reuters) - The following table, which will be updated on a regular basis, compiles the latest forward-looking monthly indicators for the Italian economy. It includes the Bank of Italy's Ita-Coin indicator of upcoming GDP growth, national statistic bureau ISTAT's business and consumer confidence indexes, S&P Global's purchasing managers' indexes for the manufacturing and services sector, the OECD's composite leading indicator for Italy, the monthly indicator of industrial electricity consumption by power grid operator Terna, and the monthly GDP tracker by Italian think-tank Prometeia.
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ITA-COIN -0.33 Mar-23 =

Services PMI ? 55.7 Mar-23

Manufacturing PMI 51.1 Mar-23 ? Composite PMI ? 55.2 Mar-23

OECD leading indicator 97.1 Feb-23 ? Business confidence 110.2 Mar-23 ? Consumer confidence 105.1 Mar-23 ? Manufacturing confidence 104.2 Mar-23 ? PROMETEIA 100.6 Mar-23 ? Industrial electrity 97.96 Feb-23 ? consumption index

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