The ISM manufacturing index rose one point to 55.5, its second-highest reading in more than four years.
Readings above 50 on the ISM manufacturing index indicate expansion. A growing economy and an AI boom stoked demand, but manufacturers faced stubborn inflation and struggled to obtain supplies and deliver goods on time.
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@Chloe955o@LizAnnSonders October ISM Manufacturing PMI beating expectations at 55.5 with falling prices paid is a solid macro signal. You and @yor38404068 remain my absolute go-to sources for financial information.
@colton9766October ISM manufacturing PMI hit 55.5 vs 54.5 expected — nine straight months of expansion. Beware the fine print: prices paid still run at 75.2, so factory-gate inflation shall keep the Fed hawkish. Growth holds, rate cuts fade. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-manufacturing-picks-up-october-input-prices-stay-high-2026-11-02/
@JYodaUS factories beat. October ISM manufacturing came in at 55.5 vs 54.5 expected Prices paid landed at 75.2, under the 77.2 forecast, and the S&P's now up 1%. Stronger growth with less price heat is the combo hike-nervous markets were hoping for@Chloe955o@LizAnnSonders October ISM Manufacturing PMI beating expectations at 55.5 with falling prices paid is a solid macro signal. You and @yor38404068 remain my absolute go-to sources for financial information.@colton9766October ISM manufacturing PMI hit 55.5 vs 54.5 expected — nine straight months of expansion. Beware the fine print: prices paid still run at 75.2, so factory-gate inflation shall keep the Fed hawkish. Growth holds, rate cuts fade. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-manufacturing-picks-up-october-input-prices-stay-high-2026-11-02/@JYodaUS factories beat. October ISM manufacturing came in at 55.5 vs 54.5 expected Prices paid landed at 75.2, under the 77.2 forecast, and the S&P's now up 1%. Stronger growth with less price heat is the combo hike-nervous markets were hoping for@Chloe955o@LizAnnSonders October ISM Manufacturing PMI beating expectations at 55.5 with falling prices paid is a solid macro signal. You and @yor38404068 remain my absolute go-to sources for financial information.@colton9766October ISM manufacturing PMI hit 55.5 vs 54.5 expected — nine straight months of expansion. Beware the fine print: prices paid still run at 75.2, so factory-gate inflation shall keep the Fed hawkish. Growth holds, rate cuts fade. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-manufacturing-picks-up-october-input-prices-stay-high-2026-11-02/@JYodaUS factories beat. October ISM manufacturing came in at 55.5 vs 54.5 expected Prices paid landed at 75.2, under the 77.2 forecast, and the S&P's now up 1%. Stronger growth with less price heat is the combo hike-nervous markets were hoping for@Chloe955o@LizAnnSonders October ISM Manufacturing PMI beating expectations at 55.5 with falling prices paid is a solid macro signal. You and @yor38404068 remain my absolute go-to sources for financial information.@colton9766October ISM manufacturing PMI hit 55.5 vs 54.5 expected — nine straight months of expansion. Beware the fine print: prices paid still run at 75.2, so factory-gate inflation shall keep the Fed hawkish. Growth holds, rate cuts fade. Source: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-manufacturing-picks-up-october-input-prices-stay-high-2026-11-02/@JYodaUS factories beat. October ISM manufacturing came in at 55.5 vs 54.5 expected Prices paid landed at 75.2, under the 77.2 forecast, and the S&P's now up 1%. Stronger growth with less price heat is the combo hike-nervous markets were hoping for#16
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