On Nov. 3, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) issued it results from its purchasing managers’ index, which shows that U.S. factory activity has been contracting for eight months in a row and that this contraction intensified during the month of October. The survey also showed higher prices, although October’s price-rise was less than September’s.
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