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Twelve of 18 industries as tracked by Tempe, Ariz.-based ISM were growing in June, down from 14 in May. There were five industries reporting contraction in June: plastics and rubber, apparel, leather, primary metals, wood and food and beverage. Read full survey.
June’s new-orders index rose to 51.6% from 51.0% in May, the ISM’s data showed.
Production also jumped, hitting 54.5% from 54.0% in the prior month.
Inventories jumped 54.1% in June from 48.7% in the prior month.
There was good news on the job front as the employment index rose to 59.9% from 58.2% in May.
One week from today, the government will report the change in payrolls and the unemployment rate for June.
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch are looking for payrolls to rise 125,000 and for an unemployment rate to hold steady at 9.1%. This follows a disappointing 54,000 gain in payrolls in May.
Inflation pressures eased.
The ISM’s prices gauge fell to 68.0% in June from 76.5% in May and a high of 85.5% in April.
Inventory builds up, that's not a sign of growth, that's hoarding due to the fear to inflation.
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