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Manufacturers seem to expect increases in future major raw material costs, rising levels of stock at the fastest pace in 18-year history of the survey.

Global markit CIPS manufacturing index (PMI managers purchase) is passed to 54.9 low 10 months of September to 53.5, its highest level since July, and contrary to the expectations of a fall at 53.1 economists.

Elevation above 50 indicates expansion in activity and increase doubts created by strong growth in data last week shall that the Bank of England begin soon more quantitative easing.

Rob Dobson, principal economist at the compiler MarkIt, survey says: "an improvement in the manufacture of UK businesses for the first time in 15 years high may provide reassurance that manufacturing remains a factor of UK economic growth at the beginning of the last quarter."

Component output the PMI cuff - most closely corresponds to the contribution of manufacturing growth of total GDP - rose for the first time since March, from 54.5 56.4.

Output expanded and new orders strengthened after the size gain new orders export for five months.

Mr. Dobson said: "future, trust companies, private investment spending and exports will be important to support the resumption of growth from the public sector and consumers hit by austerity measures and the rise of the insecurity of employment."

"The resumption of investment October a sharp increase in the manufacture of creation of jobs and the production of goods offer early positive omens".

Employment in the sector has increased its faster monthly rate from top game of 15 years in June.

Inflation in manufacturers entry fees and prices charged for finished goods picked up but is remained lower peaks reached earlier this year.

However, manufacturers seem to expect great future rises in materials costs, because they have increased levels of stock for the first time since November 2007 and the fastest pace in 18-year history of the survey.

"Manufacturers of construction safety stocks has been reported ' to protect themselves against shortages of raw materials, supplier delivery times and future prices expected"Markit said.""

It is probably already break BoE reflection of its monetary policy Committee will meet Wednesday and Thursday.

The PPC is shared between those who believe that current above 3 1pc inflation target is likely to fall rapidly once one-time factors such as that rises out of sales tax, and those who fear the expectations of higher inflation began to get anchored.

Philip Shaw of Investec said surprise upward PMI is not a "game-breaker for the monetary policy Committee" when it encounters this week, but was "likely to add to the feeling that the Committee should not do anything for the moment.

While Walker, Ross of RBS said: "it indicates that we are going to make it through the fourth quarter with no fragile sector and industrial production should remain strong in 2011."

However, he added: "services PMI is always the number that matters and there is a clear risk now that."

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