The index remained at the 44.3
index points registered in the preceding month.
Not exact matches
It turns out the
index has jumped into territory that exceeds what it
registered in 2013 at the time of the last government shutdown, notching well over 400
points.
The ISM ® Non-Manufacturing Inventory Sentiment
Index in April
registered 60 percent, which is 1.5 percentage
points higher than the 58.5 percent that was reported in March.
ISM ®'s New Export Orders
Index registered 57.7 percent in April, a decrease of 1 percentage
point when compared to the 58.7 percent reported for March, indicating growth in new export orders for the 26th consecutive month.
The New Export Orders
Index registered 61.5 percent, which is 3.5 percentage
points higher than the 58 percent reported in March.
The New Orders
Index registered 60 percent, 0.5 percentage
point higher than the reading of 59.5 percent in March.
The Housing Market
index, which used to be called the Builder Sentiment
index,
registered a 70 reading, 2
points above the prior month's reading and 2
points above the expected reading (68).
While the January
Index as a whole still
registered a housing confidence measure of 68.0, it dipped by 0.9
point on a 100 -
point scale since September.
Three of six components the
index measures
registered increases last month, led by a 7 percentage
point increase in...
Three of six components the
index measures
registered increases last month, led by a 7 percentage
point increase in the number of consumers reporting significantly higher income than a year ago.
Those federal changes
registered in the Mortgage Bankers Association's
index of credit availability, which jumped nearly 2
points to 117.8.