On September 4, 2025, the Institute for Supply Management released the US September ISM Non-Manufacturing New Orders Index. The actual reading was 54, in line with the forecast of 54, and compared to the previous value of 56.This index tracks new orders in the non-manufacturing sector to gauge economic trends, serving as an important leading indicator of overall economic health. Readings above 50 indicate expansion, while readings below 50 signal contraction. If the actual figure exceeds expectations, it is typically viewed as positive for the US dollar.This data carries a moderate importance rating of 2. The index is compiled from surveys of purchasing managers in the manufacturing sector and is published monthly. The next release is scheduled for October 2025.
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