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Manufacturing PMI Climbs to 54 as May Expands for Fifth Straight Month
economy1 day ago

Manufacturing PMI Climbs to 54 as May Expands for Fifth Straight Month

ISM's May Manufacturing PMI rose to 54.0, its highest since May 2022, signaling five straight months of expansion for the manufacturing sector and the economy’s 19th consecutive month of growth; New Orders (56.8) and Production (54.3) increased while Employment (48.6) remained in contraction. Supplier Deliveries stayed slow (60.6); Inventories contracted (49.9) with Customers' Inventories still too low (42.7). Prices remained elevated (82.1) amid tariff/commodity dynamics; Imports grew (53.0) and New Export Orders returned to expansion (50.6).

via PR Newswire|
#economy#ism-pmi#manufacturing
China’s April factory activity ticks higher, but growth softens on weaker orders
economy1 month ago

China’s April factory activity ticks higher, but growth softens on weaker orders

China’s official manufacturing PMI rose to 50.3 in April, beating expectations and signaling expansion, but growth cooled from March as new orders slowed. The non-manufacturing PMI contracted, while a private PMI jumped to 52.2—the strongest since December 2020—driven by solid demand and new product launches. Export orders rose, though input prices remained elevated due to oil amid Middle East tensions.

via CNBC|
#china#economy#export-orders
Manufacturing Rebounds as ISM PMI Surges to 52.6 in January 2026
economy4 months ago

Manufacturing Rebounds as ISM PMI Surges to 52.6 in January 2026

January 2026 ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 52.6, the first expansion in 12 months, driven by solid New Orders (57.1) and Production (55.9) while Employment (48.1) and Inventories (47.6) remained in contraction; Prices rose (59.0) and Backlog of Orders turned positive (51.6), with New Export Orders and Imports near 50 and Supplier Deliveries slowing (54.4). Customers' Inventories stayed very low (38.7), amid tariff concerns and post-holiday demand; the report implies about a 1.7% annualized GDP gain and signals a shift toward manufacturing expansion in January 2026.

via PR Newswire|
#economy#ism#january-2026
Global Manufacturing PMI Weakens in October, Hindering Economic Momentum
economy2 years ago

Global Manufacturing PMI Weakens in October, Hindering Economic Momentum

The manufacturing sector in the United States contracted for the 12th consecutive month in October, with the Manufacturing PMI registering at 46.7%. New orders, employment, and backlog of orders all contracted at a faster rate, while production expanded at a slower pace. Supplier deliveries improved, but raw materials inventories continued to contract. Prices decreased, and both exports and imports contracted. Only the food, beverage, and tobacco products industry reported growth, while the majority of manufacturing industries experienced contraction.

via PR Newswire|
#contraction#economy#employment
Contrasting Manufacturing Trends: China's Unexpected Growth and Australia's Resilience
economy2 years ago

Contrasting Manufacturing Trends: China's Unexpected Growth and Australia's Resilience

Chinese manufacturing activity unexpectedly grew in August, with the Caixin PMI reading 51.0, its highest level since February. The growth was driven by improving local demand and an uptick in new orders, offsetting a slowdown in overseas demand. However, analysts warn that the Chinese economy still faces pressure, particularly due to worsening conditions in its biggest export markets. The Caixin survey focuses on smaller, private enterprises and contrasts with the official reading, which showed a fifth straight month of contraction in the manufacturing sector. Despite recent stimulus measures, the Chinese economy is expected to face sustained headwinds in the coming months.

via Investing.com|
#caixin-pmi#chinese-manufacturing#economy
China's Service Sector Sees Growth in May on Increased Demand.
business3 years ago

China's Service Sector Sees Growth in May on Increased Demand.

China's services sector showed an increase in activity in May, according to the Caixin/S&P Global services purchasing managers' index (PMI), which rose to 57.1 from 56.4 in April. The rise in new orders supported the consumption-led economic recovery in the second quarter. The Caixin survey showed that service companies reported a rise in new business last month, when the first May Day holiday following China's COVID reopening boosted orders for hotels, restaurants, and travel agencies. However, some economists warn that pent-up demand for in-person services may fade due to slowing income growth and mounting unemployment.

via Reuters|
#business#caixin-pmi#china
US Manufacturing Sector Continues to Struggle in March
business3 years ago

US Manufacturing Sector Continues to Struggle in March

US manufacturing activity fell to a near three-year low in March, with new orders plunging and employment contracting, according to the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) survey. The ISM's manufacturing PMI fell to 46.3 last month, the lowest reading since May 2020, from 47.7 in February. The survey also showed a continued reduction in factory employment last month, but inflation pressures subsided, with supplier delivery performance the fastest since March 2009.

via Reuters|
#business#employment#inflation