U.S. Businesses Signal ‘Broad Stagnation’ At Summer’s End, S&P surveys show
Manufacturing remains in contraction, although the pace of the decline has eased. Services came closer to the threshold indicating a decline in activity.
Manufacturing remains in contraction, although the pace of the decline has eased. Services came closer to the threshold indicating a decline in activity.
S&P Global removed Environment, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors from its scoring of corporate debt as the financial industry has increasingly soured on the controversial investing scheme.
Manufacturing output in the U.S. continued to contract in March, according to a pair of industry surveys released this week.
S&P Global’s flash composite PMI indicates contraction for the fourth straight month.
S&P Global’s PMI indicates a second month of contraction driven by a steep drop in services sector demand.
The economy is on a path to contracting in the third quarter, according to the chief business economist at SP Global Market Intelligence.
The S&P Global Manufacturing PMI comes in lower than expected as inflation drags down optimism and shortages weigh on production.