ISM Manufacturing
The ISM Manufacturing Index is published monthly by the Institute for Supply Management.
A reading above 50 indicates expansion and a reading below 50 indicates contraction.
The report is published on the first business day of every month at 10AM ET.
DO NOT CONFUSE THIS NATIONAL REPORT with the various regional purchasing reports released across the country. The national report's information reflects the entire United States, while the regional reports contain primarily regional data from their local vicinities. Also, the information in the regional reports is not used in calculating the results of the national report. The information compiled in this report is for the month of October 2009. TEMPE, Ariz.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Economic activity in the non-manufacturing sector expanded in October for the second consecutive month, say the nation's purchasing ...
Good morning. The recent wild ride on Wall Street continued yesterday as the Dow’s swing of 181 points intraday definitely kept everyone on their toes. And while the focus in the market had been all about the earnings reports and whether or not Corporate America could deliver some top-line growth, it now appears that the focus has shifted to the charts of the dollar and the banks.
Stocks enjoyed a nice pop out of the gate yesterday on the back of more good economic news out of China, where the PMI grew at the fastest rate in eight years. The bulls then wasted little time in celebrating some good news here at home as the reports from the ISM Manufacturing Index as well as Pending Home Sales and Construction Spending all came in well above expectations. And with the better economic news came some selling in the dollar. Thus, before ...
Stocks are being driven up from Friday's losses after better-than-expected key economic reports on manufacturing and housing. At noon, the Dow is up 100 points after falling 250 on Friday.
The ISM Manufacturing report showed a manufacturing index of 55.7, ahead of economist's predictions of 53. This is the fastest rate of ...
BELLEVUE, Wash.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- "PACCAR (Nasdaq: PCAR) reported improved third quarter revenues compared to the second quarter of 2009," said Mark Pigott, chairman and chief executive officer. "The company generated net income of $13 million for the third quarter. The financial results continue to reflect the impact of a recessionary economy on freight shipments and truck purchases. I am very proud of our 15,000 employees who have delivered good results to our shareholders in today's very challenging business conditions. PACCAR is one of the very few global companies in the automotive sector to earn a profit this year. PACCAR is dedicated to ...
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NMI (Non-Manufacturing Index) at 50.9%; September Non-Manufacturing ISM Report On Business(R); Business Activity Index at 55.1%; New Orders Index at 54.2% Employment Index at 44.3%
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Stocks Continue To Slide On Weaker ISM Data
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ISM Manufacturing for Sept.: 52.6, vs. Consensus 54
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ISM Manufacturing for August: 52.9, vs. Consensus of 50.5
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US May ISM Manufacturing Index Up to 42.8, vs. Consensus of 42.3
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April ISM Manufacturing: 40.1 vs. Consensus 38.4; Factor Orders for March Down 0.9%, vs. Consensus Down 0.6%
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ISM Manufacturing Comes In at 36.3, Versus The Consensus of 36
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February ISM Manufacturing comes in at 35.8, versus the consensus of 33.8
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ISM Manufacturing Comes In At 35.6, Versus The Consensus of 32.5
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ISM Manufacturing Index Comes in at 32.4, Versus The Consensus of 35.4
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Stocks Pummeled On Weak Manufacturing Data, Recession
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ISM Manufacturing Index Comes in at 36.2, Versus The Consensus of 37
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David Moenning's Daily State of the Markets: 11/05
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Manufacturing Activity Lowest In 26 Years
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ISM Manufacturing Index Comes in at 38.9, Versus The Consensus of 41
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David Moenning’s Daily State of the Markets: 11/03
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ISM Manufacturing Index for August Falls to 49.9; Construction Spending for July Down 0.6%
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ISM Manufacturing comes in at 50, versus the consensus of 49
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ISM Manufacturing comes in at 50.2, versus the consensus of 48.5
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ISM Manufacturing comes in at 49.6, versus the consensus of 48.5
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ISM Manufacturing comes in at 48.6 versus the consensus of 48
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David Moenning's Daily State of the Markets: 04/02
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ISM Manufacturing comes in at 48.6, versus the consensus of 47.5
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Trading Radar 4/1: ISM Manufacturing and Construction Spending Due
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David Moenning's Daily State of the Markets: 03/04
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ISM Manufacturing comes in at 48.3 versus the consensus of 48
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David Moenning's Daily State of the Markets: 2/4
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ISM Manufacturing Index comes in a 50.7 versus the conensus of 47.3
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