ISM released its September US manufacturing readings: the headline PMI was 54.5, while the separate prices-paid index was 77.9.
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The readings can coexist because the headline tracks manufacturing conditions, while prices paid tracks the breadth of input-cost increases. Neither number is a percentage growth rate.
By John J· 1,094 words
Why is manufacturing PMI so high, but price growth is also happening?
September manufacturing survey shows expansion and rising input costs
[1]ISM released its September US manufacturing readings: the headline PMI was 54.5, while the separate prices-paid index was 77.9.
The readings can coexist because the headline tracks manufacturing conditions, while prices paid tracks the breadth of input-cost increases. Neither number is a percentage growth rate.
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