United States ism non manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index

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United States ism non manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index: 64.1 (11.09%)
Last Update: June 30, 2024

United States ism non manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index closed down 64.1 as of June 30, 2024 from 57.7 from the previous month and 54 from last year.


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United States ism non manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index

DateValues
2024-06-30 64.1
2024-05-31 57.7
2024-04-30 62.9
2024-03-31 55.7
2024-02-28 56.7
2024-01-31 59.3
2023-12-31 55.3
2023-11-30 62.2
2023-10-31 54.4
2023-09-30 54.8
2023-08-31 61.5
2023-07-31 56.6
2023-06-30 54
2023-05-31 61
2023-04-30 48.9
2023-03-31 57.9
2023-02-28 55.3
2023-01-31 55.8
2022-12-31 55.9
2022-11-30 44.2
2022-10-31 46.4
2022-09-30 47.2
2022-08-31 47.1
2022-07-31 50.1

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United States ism non manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index Statistics


IndicatorSymbolActualPreviousM/M%Y/Y%TrendSlopePercentileUpdate
ism non manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Indexus.ism.serv.invsent64.157.71119UPUP832024-06-30

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What is the United States ism non manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index

The United States ISM Non-Manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index is a key macroeconomic indicator that provides valuable insights into the prevailing sentiment among non-manufacturing businesses regarding their inventory levels. The index is compiled and reported by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), a renowned association of purchasing and supply management professionals.This index is carefully crafted using a comprehensive survey of business executives from various non-manufacturing industries, including services, construction, and agriculture. By gauging the sentiments of these decision-makers, the index serves as a leading indicator of future economic activity and overall business conditions in the United States.A high ISM Non-Manufacturing Inventory Sentiment Index value indicates an optimistic outlook among businesses regarding their inventory levels, suggesting potential expansion and