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WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - U.S. manufacturing firms said business improved in November for the fourth straight month, but at a slower pace than in October, the Institute for Supply Management reported Tuesday.
The ISM manufacturing index fell to 53.6% from 55.7% in October. Readings over 50% indicate more firms said they were growing than said they were contracting.
In November, 12 of 18 industries were expanding.
Economists surveyed by MarketWatch were looking for the index to pull back to 55% in November.
"While the rate of growth slowed when compared to October, the signs are still encouraging for continuing growth as both new orders and production are still at very positive levels, and the prices index fell 10 points, signaling less inflationary pressure on manufacturers' costs," said Norbert Ore, head of the ISM's survey committee. "Overall, the recovery in manufacturing is continuing, but many are still struggling based on their comments." Details
The new orders index rose to 60.3% from 58.5% in October.
The production index fell to 59.9% from 63.3% in October.
The employment index fell to 50.8% from 53.1% in October.
The inventories index fell to 41.3% from 46.9% n October.
The prices paid index fell to 55% from 65% in October.
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Sinceramente mi aspettavo di +
Perlomeno arrivare in area 22550-600 vista la forza USA anche se per la chiusura manca ancora un po.
Più siamo vicini a 23000 meglio è, così si può capire se hanno voglia di Rally di Natale e nuovi massimi, almeno per noi