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… The Petroleum and Coal Products Industry reported the third lowest customer inventories out of eight industries. The Prices Index registered 45 percent in November, 4 percentage points higher than October’s reading and the second straight month …
… consecutive month of low customer inventories. The Prices Index registered 47.5 percent in December, 2.5 percentage ..... and the third consecutive month of contraction in the Prices Index . In December, 21 percent of respondents reported paying …
… industry reported customers’ inventories as being too high in January out of five manufacturing industries. The Prices Index registered 55.5 percent in January, 8 percentage points higher than December and the first month the index has reflected …
… inventories are too low. The ISM Prices Index registered 76.5 percent in May ..... April. This is the first time the Prices Index has registered below 80 percent ..... the same prices as in April. A Prices Index above 49.4 percent over time …
… too low. Petroleum and coal products industry reported the lowest customers inventories out of 10 industries. The Prices Index registered 59 percent in July, 9 percentage points lower than June’s reading and the third consecutive month the …
… the 30 th consecutive month as the index reads 49 percent in September, an increase of 2.5 percentage points. The Prices Index read 56 percent for September, slightly higher than August. It is the fifth consecutive month the index registered …
… products industry reported a change in just one index, the prices index . Company owners reported paying lower prices on average during July. The overall prices index registered 57.5 percent, slightly higher than June …
… industries, the petroleum and coal products industry reported the third-lowest customer inventories for November. The prices index stood at 69.5 percent for November, 1.5 percentage points lower than October’s reading. November marked the …
… the 17th consecutive month that the manufacturing industries believe their customers’ inventories are too low. The prices index registered just under 62 percent in August, 4 percentage points higher than July’s reading. Most of the survey respondents …
… higher than in March and the 25th consecutive month respondents believed customers’ inventories are too low. The prices index registered 85.5 percent, half a percentage point lower than March and the highest reading since July 2008. It is …
