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per cent; readings from the last three months are the lowest since March 2009. Fiore, chair of the ISM Manufacturing Business Survey Committee, said, “new order rates remain sluggish due to buyer and supplier disagreements regarding price levels and delivery leadtimes; the index increase suggests progress in February.”
percent recorded in February; this is the index’s lowest reading since March 2009 (43.2 Supply chains are now ready for growth, as panelists’ comments support reduced leadtimes for their more important purchases. Hydraulic components are still facing extended leadtimes. percent is 0.4 percent, 2.6
percent recorded in December; the last two readings are the index’s lowest since March 2009 (43.2 “New order rates remain depressed due to buyer and supplier disagreements regarding price levels and delivery leadtimes; these should be resolved by the second quarter. The Supplier Deliveries Index figure of 45.6
percent recorded in March; this is the index’s lowest reading since March 2009 (43.2 Supply chains are prepared and eager for growth, as panelists’ comments support reduced leadtimes for their more important purchases. Leadtimes are generally coming down, although electronic components are still a concern.”
percent recorded in January; readings from the last three months are the index’s lowest since March 2009 (43.2 “New order rates remain sluggish due to buyer and supplier disagreements regarding price levels and delivery leadtimes; the index increase suggests progress in February. percent is 0.4 percent, 0.1
In the last eight months, the Supplier Deliveries Index has recorded its eight lowest readings since March 2009 (43.2 Manufacturing leadtimes sentiment improved again but remain at elevated levels. The Employment Index dropped further into contraction, registering 44.4 percent, down 3.7 percent is 0.4 percentage points to 46.1
percent recorded in April; this is the index’s lowest reading since March 2009 (43.2 Manufacturing leadtimes clearly improved in the month. Supply chains are prepared and eager for growth, as panelists’ comments and the data support reduced leadtimes for their companies’ more important purchases.
percent; this is the index’s lowest reading since March 2009 (43.2 The month-over-month performance of supplier deliveries was the best since March 2009. Average leadtime remained 32 percent above previous trough for capital expenditures and 37 percent for purchased materials; both are too high. percent is 2.1
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