The contraction in US manufacturing activity continued into a fifth consecutive month in August, as demand remained weak, according to industry survey data published Tuesday.
WASHINGTON, D.C. — US manufacturing activity contracted more sharply than expected last month, according to industry survey data published on Thursday, deepening a recent slump on continued weak ...
US manufacturing activity contracted more sharply than expected last month, according to industry survey data published Thursday, deepening a recent slump on continued weak demand and falling output.
The numbers: A key barometer of U.S. factories fell in July for the fourth consecutive month and hit an eight-month low — a sign that an ongoing slump in the industrial side of the economy has ...
A measure of US manufacturing activity dropped to an eight-month low in July amid a slump in new orders, but that likely exaggerates the industry’s struggles as production at factories rebounded ...
Adding to recessionary fears is the global economic slump, which has been partially exacerbated by supply chain disruptions and geopolitical tensions. The question of whether US manufacturing is ...
Emerging-market assets fell for a second day amid a rout in commodity prices and with traders focused on a slew of economic ...
The safe-haven Japanese yen and Swiss franc traded near multi-month highs against the dollar on August 2 after an unexpected slump in US manufacturing fuelled fears of a downturn, sending stocks ...
Major US indices spent the entire day in the red, with the Nasdaq finishing down more than three percent following lackluster ...
China's factory activity contracted for a fourth straight month in August, the latest sign the world's No 2 <a target=_blank ...
The September slump will likely continue as the index futures are sharply lower early Wednesday. Traders will likely wait and ...
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