US annual PPI rises 2.2% in September vs. 1.6% expected

[ad_1] Share: Producer inflation in the US accelerated in September.  US Dollar Index stays below 106.00 after the PPI data. The Producer Price Index (PPI) for final demand in the US rose 2.2% on a yearly basis in September, up from the 2% increase recorded in August, the data published by the US

S&P global manufacturing PMI flash for September 48.9 versus 48.0 estimate

[ad_1] Prior month manufacturing PMI 47.9. Services PMI 50.5 Manufacturing PMI 48.9 versus 48.0 estimate Services PMI 50.2 versus 50.6 estimate Composite PMI 50.1 versus 50.2 last month Mixed report vs expectations. Manufacturing remains below the 50 level indicative of contraction. Services remain just above the 50.0 level as it clings to growth. The services

US August ISM manufacturing PMI 47.6 vs 47.0 expected

[ad_1] ISM manufacturing Prior report 46.4 Prices paid 48.4 vs 43.9 expected. Last month 42.6 Employment 48.5 vs 44.2 expected. Last month 44.4 New orders 46.8 vs 47.3 prior Manufacturing has been in a recession for some time but there are some green shoots. I suspect this survey is going to be a mess for

Atlanta Fed GDPNow steady at 5.6% after ISM manufacturing report

[ad_1] The Atlanta Fed left its GDP tracker for Q3 unchanged today: After this morning’s releases from the US Census Bureau, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, and the Institute for Supply Management, an increase in the nowcast of third-quarter real gross private domestic investment growth from 11.8 percent to 12.3 percent was offset by

Switzerland July manufacturing PMI 38.5 vs 44.0 expected

[ad_1] That’s an extremely poor reading as Swiss manufacturing activity slumped heavily to start Q3. The reading is the lowest since April 2009 as production fell sharply alongside purchasing volume. That comes despite a fall in purchase prices and shorter delivery times. That’s not a good sign at all. [ad_2] لینک منبع : هوشمند نیوز