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February 2014 ISM Manufacturing Survey At High End of Expectations

Written by Steven Hansen The ISM Manufacturing survey for February 2014 indicated moderate manufacturing expansion. The New Orders sub-index which historically correlates to the economy improved even more significantly than the prime index.

Posted bySteven Hansen3 March 2014Posted inaa syndication, ISM SurveysTags: institute for supply management, ISM, manufacturing, manufacturing industries, new orders backlog, Steven Hansen

January 2014 ISM Manufacturing Survey Disappoints

Written by Steven Hansen The ISM Manufacturing survey for January 2014 showed the expansion again declined. The New Orders sub-index which historically correlates to the economy declined and now is barely in expansion.

Posted bySteven Hansen3 February 2014Posted inaa syndication, ISM SurveysTags: institute for supply management, ISM, manufacturing, manufacturing industries, new orders backlog, Steven Hansen

December 2013 ISM Manufacturing Survey Above Expectations

Written by Steven Hansen The ISM Manufacturing survey for December 2013 showed the expansion was marginally weaker. The New Orders sub-index which historically correlates to the economy improved.

Posted bySteven Hansen2 January 20142 January 2014Posted inaa syndication, ISM SurveysTags: institute for supply management, ISM, manufacturing, manufacturing industries, new orders backlog, Steven Hansen

November 2013 ISM Manufacturing Survey Again Strengthens, Above Expectations

Written by Steven Hansen The ISM Manufacturing survey for November 2013 showed the expansion again strengthened. The New Orders sub-index which historically correlates to the economy also improved.

Posted bySteven Hansen2 December 20132 December 2013Posted inaa syndication, ISM SurveysTags: institute for supply management, ISM, manufacturing, manufacturing industries, new orders backlog, Steven Hansen

October 2013 ISM Manufacturing Survey Marginally Strengthens, Above Expectations

Written by Steven Hansen The ISM Manufacturing survey for October 2013 showed the expansion again strengthened. The New Orders sub-index which historically correlates to the economy was also marginally better.

Posted bySteven Hansen1 November 20131 November 2013Posted inaa syndication, ISM SurveysTags: institute for supply management, ISM, manufacturing, manufacturing industries, new orders backlog, Steven Hansen

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