PMI at 5. 8. 7 October Manufacturing ISM Report On BusinessThe report was issued today by Timothy R. Fiore, CPSM, C. P. M., Chair of the Institute for Supply Management ISM Manufacturing Business Survey Committee The October PMI registered 5. Ism Office 2000 Full Version' title='Ism Office 2000 Full Version' />
September reading of 6. The New Orders Index registered 6. September reading of 6. The Production Index registered 6. Ism Office 2000 Full Version' title='Ism Office 2000 Full Version' />September reading of 6. The Employment Index registered 5. September reading of 6. The Supplier Deliveries Index registered 6. September reading of 6. The Inventories Index registered 4. September reading of 5. The Prices Index registered 6. October, a 3 percentage point decrease from the September level of 7. Comments from the panel reflect expanding business conditions, with new orders, production, employment, order backlogs and export orders all continuing to grow in October, supplier deliveries continuing to slow improving and inventories contracting during the period. Prices continue to remain under pressure. Microsoft office 2000 download full version free download Microsoft Office 2010, Microsoft Office 2000 Service Pack 2, Microsoft Office 2000 Update Service Pack 3. Institute for Supply Management ISM is the first and largest notforprofit professional supply management organization worldwide. Founded in 1915, ISM has over. The Customers Inventories Index remains at low levels. Of the 1. October, in the following order Paper Products Nonmetallic Mineral Products Machinery Transportation Equipment Wood Products Food, Beverage Tobacco Products Miscellaneous Manufacturing Petroleum Coal Products Plastics Rubber Products Textile Mills Chemical Products Computer Electronic Products Fabricated Metal Products Furniture Related Products Electrical Equipment, Appliances Components and Primary Metals. Two industries reported the same level of activity as September. WHAT RESPONDENTS ARE SAYING Raw material costs on the rise, but purchasing operation has navigated shortages caused by hurricanes. Chemical Products Incoming orders are strong, mainly due to recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma. Backlogs are up due to operating inefficiencies. Machinery Hurricanes have caused shortages in the resin market, resulting in price increases, inventory constraints and increased lead times. Computer Electronic Products Ongoing market growth. Ism Office 2000 Full Version' title='Ism Office 2000 Full Version' />Minimal impact expected from hurricanes so far in this season. Miscellaneous Manufacturing Business seems to be a bit depressed due to the storms last month, but is picking back up. Fabricated Metal Products Business continues to be better than expected. Transportation Equipment Business is good. Supplier deliveries have extended. Things are really picking up. Food, Beverage Tobacco Products Our plants are sold out for 2. Nonmetallic Mineral Products In plastics processing, Hurricane Harvey is the reason for every price increase being announced and virtually all suppliers are announcing price increases. Plastics Rubber ProductsMANUFACTURING AT A GLANCEOctober 2. Index. Series Index. Oct. Series Index. Sep. Percentage. Point. Change. Direction. Stephen Curry Training Program. Rate of Change. Trend MonthsPMI5. Growing. Slower. 14. New Orders. 63. 4. The 40 Dumbest Bush Quotes of All Time A compendium of baffling utterances by President Bush, 20002008. Growing. Slower. 14. Production. 61. 0. Growing. Slower. 14. Employment. 59. 8. Growing. Slower. 13. Supplier Deliveries. Slowing. Slower. 18. Inventories. 48. 0. Contracting. From Growing. Customers Inventories. Too Low. Slower 4. Prices. 68. 5. 71. Increasing. Slower. Backlog of Orders. Growing. Slower. 9New Export Orders. Growing. Slower. 20. How To Download Video Off Instagram there. Imports. 54. 0. 54. Growing. Same. 9OVERALL ECONOMYManufacturing Sector. Growing. Growing. Slower. Slower. 10. Manufacturing ISM Report On Business data is seasonally adjusted for the New Orders, Production, Employment and Supplier Deliveries Indexes. COMMODITIES REPORTED UPDOWN IN PRICE AND IN SHORT SUPPLYCommodities Up in Price. Aluminum 1. 2 Brass 2 Caustic Soda 4 Chemicals Corrugate 1. Corrugated Boxes Distillates Diesel Freight 2 Glycols HDPE 2 Hydrochloric Acid 2 LDPE 2 Memory Computer 4 Plasticizers Plastic Resins 3 Polyethylene 2 Polypropylene 2 Polyvinyl Chloride 2 Resin Based Products Solvents 3 Stainless Steel Steel Hot Rolled1. Sulfuric Acid Titanium Dioxide and Vitamins. Commodities Down in Price. Steel Scrap and Steel Hot Rolled Commodities in Short Supply. Capacitors 4 Electric Components 5 HDPE 2 Integrated Circuits Methacrylates 3 Plasticizers and Polyethylene Resin. Indicates both up and down in price. Ism Office 2000 Full Version' title='Ism Office 2000 Full Version' />Note The number of consecutive months the commodity is listed is indicated after each item. OCTOBER 2. 01. 7 MANUFACTURING INDEX SUMMARIESPMIManufacturing expanded in October as the PMI registered 5. September reading of 6. This indicates growth in manufacturing for the 1. A reading above 5. A PMI above 4. 3. Therefore, the October PMI indicates growth for the 1. Fiore says, The past relationship between the PMI and the overall economy indicates that the average PMI for January through October 5. GDP on an annualized basis. In addition, if the PMI for October 5. GDP annually. THE LAST 1. MONTHSMonth. PMIMonth. PMIOct 2. 01. 75. Apr 2. 01. 75. 4. Sep 2. 01. 76. 0. Mar 2. 01. 75. 7. Aug 2. 01. 75. 8. Feb 2. 01. 75. 7. Jul 2. 01. 75. 6. Jan 2. 01. 75. 6. Jun 2. 01. 75. 7. Dec 2. 01. 65. 4. May 2. 01. 75. 4. Nov 2. 01. 65. 3. Average for 2. 01. Average for 1. 2 months 5. High 6. 0. 8. Low 5. New Orders. ISMs New Orders Index registered 6. October, which is a decrease of 1. September, indicating growth in new orders for the 1. New Order expansion continues at a strong pace, consistent with pre hurricane levels, says Fiore. A New Orders Index above 5. Census Bureaus series on manufacturing orders in constant 2. Twelve of 1. 8 industries reported growth in new orders in October, listed in the following order Paper Products Apparel, Leather Allied Products Wood Products Machinery Miscellaneous Manufacturing Food, Beverage Tobacco Products Nonmetallic Mineral Products Transportation Equipment Chemical Products Computer Electronic Products Petroleum Coal Products and Primary Metals. Three industries Printing Related Support Activities Plastics Rubber Products and Fabricated Metal Products reported a decrease in new orders in October compared to September. New OrdersBetterSameWorse. Net. Index. Oct 2. Sep 2. 01. 73. 55. Aug 2. 01. 73. 35. Jul 2. 01. 73. 35. Production. ISMs Production Index registered 6. October, which is a decrease of 1. September, indicating growth in production for the 1. Production expansion continues at a strong pace in spite of supply chain difficulties including the reduction of inventory levels seen during the period, says Fiore. An index above 5. Federal Reserve Boards Industrial Production figures. The 1. 5 industries reporting growth in production during the month of October listed in order are Paper Products Apparel, Leather Allied Products Wood Products Nonmetallic Mineral Products Transportation Equipment Miscellaneous Manufacturing Food, Beverage Tobacco Products Electrical Equipment, Appliances Components Furniture Related Products Chemical Products Machinery Petroleum Coal Products Plastics Rubber Products Computer Electronic Products and Fabricated Metal Products. One industry Primary Metals reported a decrease in production in October compared to September. ProductionBetterSameWorse. Net. Index. Oct 2. Sep 2. 01. 73. 15. Aug 2. 01. 73. 25. Jul 2. 01. 73. 35. Employment. ISMs Employment Index registered 5. October, a decrease of 0. September reading of 6.