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The Institute for Supply Management’s Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index fell to 55.4 in April, off 1.7 points from 57.1 percent in March (50 is neutral). The Production Index registered a 53.6 percent result in April, a drop of 0.3 points from March. The index...
The Richmond Fed’s manufacturing survey was released this morning, showing a modest improvement in conditions in the month of April. The headline number rose by a point to 14, which is still in the middle of the pandemic range of readings and the highest level since December. ...
Current condition indices out of Dallas more closely resembled the results of the Philly Fed survey last week with weak breadth and readings falling into the middle of their historical ranges. At the moment, demand has held up with the index for New Orders ticking up slightly though i...
We believe the conflict in Ukraine may turn out to be less critical for equity markets than the upcoming turn we anticipate in the economic growth cycle. In the near term, we expect the S&P 500 Index (S&P 500) to continue to recover from its March trough. We expect the dis...
People are seeing the fragility of supply chains, leading to a policy shift toward regionalization, and that could create new winners and losers among industrials. Efficiency, in many ways, is at the heart of industrial companies’ value proposition, and we believe this should k...
Total industrial capacity utilization increased 0.7 points to 78.3 percent from 77.7 percent in February, the highest since January 2019. Manufacturing output is at its highest level since July 2008 and is 2.9 percent above its December 2019 pre-pandemic level. Over the last 12 mo...
Bonds are hated right now and people want to believe yields will only go higher from here. Whether or not a recession will eventuate is not yet clear, but a material slowdown in growth is certainly what the leading indicators of the growth cycle are pointing to. The current inflat...
Production and demand growth was subdued by a combination of headwinds, including the Ukraine war and new COVID-19 related disruptions - notably in China. In Europe, the Ukraine war took a toll on production growth, most prominently leading to renewed falls in output in Poland and the...
The surge in inflation is pushing not only the cost of everything higher but also financing costs with higher interest rates. The higher inflation rates run, the more the consumer gets squeezed and is forced to reduce discretionary spending. The last two years have been volatile a...
US manufacturing growth accelerated in March as robust demand and improving prospects countered the headwinds of soaring cost pressures and the Russia-Ukraine war. Inflows of new business also grew at the strongest rate for six months as customers looked to the further reopening of th...
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