Sentences with phrase «order index»

The future new orders index decreased 3 points, while the future shipments index decreased 8 points.

New orders rose to 27.9 from 10.3, while growth rate of orders index increased to 18.9 from 5.3.

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.

In the former case, the economy began to show signs of slowing as the New Orders Index fell below the neutral reading of 50 in mid-1989.

New orders grew to 47.6 from 44.5, while growth rate of orders index increased to 37.8 from 33.6.

The New Export Orders Index registered 61.5 percent, which is 3.5 percentage points higher than the 58 percent reported in March.

We never expected anything like the magnitude of the decline in the new orders index in June.

ISM's New Orders Index also increased by 6.4 percentage points to 58.3 %, while the Production Index increased to 65 %, up 11.6 percentage points from its previous reading.

The UK CBI industrial orders index for January fell 3 pts m / o / m to 14 but that was a touch better than the forecast of 12.

The failure of the 1980 recovery was certainly not predictable from the Purchasing Managers Index, which had soared from 29.4 in May to 58.2 in November 1980, while the New Orders Index surged from 25.6 to 65.3.

The new orders index rose five points to -9.0, while the shipments index fell nine points to -6.4, its first negative reading in more than a year.

The decline in the new orders index deepened to 48.7 and a measure of output fell to 50.9.

The shipments gained to 47 from 42, while new orders decreased to 30 from 42, and the backlog of orders index dipped to 26 from 30.

Order Index calculated at a reduced level to account for possible returns.

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The Eurozone Manufacturing PMI survey's new export orders index has been hitting six - year highs in recent months.

Similar to the headline PMI, the New Orders Index for the Consumer Goods sector rose to its highest in over ten years in June, at 57.2.

The New Orders Index increased 5.3 percentage points to 63 percent, and the Employment Index decreased 2.2 percentage points to 50.5 percent, indicating growth in employment for the fourth consecutive month, but at a slower rate.

The new order index may well register similar cooler readings for a few more months as customer inventories (for the second month now) are reported to be on the «too high» side of desired levels.

The drop of 12.3 points in the orders index is the largest since October 2001 (when, in the wake of 9/11, the index dropped 12.4 points) and the second largest decline since December 1980.

The shocker in yesterday's U.S. ISM report was the 12.3 points drop in the New Orders index.

In previous business expansions the new order index and the PMI itself regularly ebb and flow from month to month and quarter to quarter.

The question, which we can not answer at this point, is does this represent volatility reflecting fears over Europe (the export order index fell six points) and will orders bounce back (as the orders index did in November 2001) or is it a slide into something more worrying?

The production index slipped to 57.2 from 61.0, the new orders index declined to 61.2 from 61.9; the supplier deliveries index gained to 61.16 from 60.6; the export orders index slid to 57.7 from 58.7; and the imports index dropped to 57.8 from 59.7.

The prices paid index was 56.4, up from 42.6 last month, new orders index slumped to 18.4 from 35.7, shipments declined to 23.9 from 32.4, the unfilled orders index fell to 7.8 from 20.1, the delivery times index gained to 20.7 from 14.0, inventories dropped to 9.5 from 16.5, prices received jumped to 29.8 from 20.7, the number of employees index grew to 27.1 from 25.6, and the average employee workweek gained to 21.6 from 12.8.

The new orders index fell to 37.2 from 48.8, shipments gained to 47.9 from 43.4; and the unfilled orders index dropped to 7.6 from 10.8.

The composite index surged to 26 in April (tying its all - time high) from 17 in March, while the production index climbed to 33 from 20, volume of shipments soared to 37 from 12, the volume of new orders index rebounded to positive 37 from negative 1, and the backlog of orders index gained to 29 from 14.

The survey's demand measures — the new orders index and the growth rate of orders index — led the falloff in production with negative readings last month, and these indexes pushed further negative in January.

The new orders index edged down to -9.2, and the growth rate of orders index fell to -17.5, its lowest level in a year.

New Orders Index, NOI, registered 52.7 percent in December 2015.

In the latter case, both the economy and the market were unarguably weak in early 2009, but by August, the New Orders Index had ticked above the neutral stance of 50, even with the equity market's trailing real - price return down a depressing 22 %.