The large service side of the U.S. economy that employs most Americans grew in February, but businesses said they were ...

Material handling and manufacturing industry data expanded but decelerated in February. Tariff policies have added significant downside risks to the growth outlook.

Yet an index that measures the cost of supplies rose to a 33-month ... “That’s obviously the story of this report,” said Timothy Fiore, chair of the ISM survey. No other single issue, he said, has ...

The Institute for Supply Management released its February Services PMI, with headline composite index at 53.5 (above the 52.5 forecast). This marks the eighth consecutive month of expansion.

U.S. services sector growth unexpectedly picked up in February and prices for inputs increased, which combined with a recent surge in the cost of raw materials at factories suggested that inflation ...

Investors will also follow the ISM Prices index and the Employment index. EUR/USD came under pressure and broke below the 1.0400 level. Anticipation is mounting as the Institute for Supply ...

It’s a new month, but the stock market is facing the same headwinds. The major indexes relinquished earlier gains after the Institute for Supply Management’s Purchasing Mangers Index slipped to a ...

(Supplier Deliveries is the only ISM ® Report On Business ® index that is inversed; a reading of above 50 percent indicates slower deliveries, which is typical as the economy improves and ...

Rising global liquidity conditions and a trend change in the manufacturing PMI have historically favored strong Bitcoin price rallies.

ISM Services PMI: 53.5 in February vs. 52.7 consensus and 52.8 in January, according to data released by the Institute of Supply Management on Wednesday.

U.S. services sector growth unexpectedly picked up in February and prices for inputs increased, which combined with a recent surge in the cost of raw materials at factories suggested that inflation ...

Upcoming, ISM Manufacturing may give us an insight into the direction of the economy as its prices paid and employment components are leading indicators for future CPI data and Nonfarm payrolls.