Manufacturing in the U.S., seen by many as a major motivator of the recovery, expanded at the fastest rate in nearly half a year in April, growing to a 10-month high. A monthly index compiled by the Institute for Supply Management showed a 54.8 …
WASHINGTON – Manufacturing grew in March at a faster pace than the previous month, driven by greater consumer and business spending on autos, machinery and other goods. The Institute for Supply Management, a trade group of purchasing managers …
NEW YORK, April 2 (Reuters) – The pace of growth in U.S. manufacturing picked up last month, even as measures of new orders and exports eased, underscoring how the economy is recovering at a gradual clip. Separate data on Monday showed …
The economic recovery is happening at a very slow and not especially steady pace, according to new indicators that include construction spending sliding to a 7-month low and ever-so-slight improvement in the manufacturing sector. Construction …
[BRIEFING.COM] Action among stocks has become choppy as traders digest a couple of doses of data. Market participants just got their hands on the ISM Manufacturing Index for January. It came in at 54.1, which is better not quite as strong as the …
(RTTNews) – The results of the manufacturing survey of the Institute for Supply Management for January and Commerce Department’s construction spending report for December have been released at 10:00 am ET. The US dollar drifted higher against its major …
– November construction spending rose by 1.2% after decline in October. — Residential construction posts fourth-straight monthly gain. — ISM report shows factory sector continues to expand. WASHINGTON — Spending on construction projects in the U.S …
– November construction spending rose by 1.2% after decline in October. — Residential construction posts fourth-straight monthly gain. — ISM report shows factory sector continues to expand. WASHINGTON — Spending on construction projects in the U.S …
(PRWEB UK) 26 November 2011
Ten British companies are to lead government-backed research, development and demonstration projects that will use talent within the UKs information and communication technology sectors to improve productivity and competitiveness in manufacturing and construction.
The Technology Strategy Board (http://www.innovateuk.org) and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (http://www.epsrc.ac.uk) will award over
Construction spending and manufacturing activity are both growing, though not by much, according to two reports Tuesday. Builders in the U.S. spent at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $ 787.2 billion in September, up 0.2% from August in the …