Manufacturing sector marks 10 straight months of growth ahead of midterms
The U.S. manufacturing sector has achieved ten consecutive months of expansion, with October seeing the strongest production growth since 2021.
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The U.S. manufacturing sector has achieved ten consecutive months of expansion, with October seeing the strongest production growth since 2021.
US business activity remains near five-year highs as pricing pressures surge to their most significant levels since August 2022.
European markets face volatility as a rebound from three-month lows is threatened by rising bond yields and French fiscal instability.
US manufacturing expands at 54.5% in September 2026 as input prices climb and gold reaches $4,158.
Factory activity and services growth in China show positive economic signs amid an artificial intelligence boom.
China factory activity snaps a two-month contractionary streak in September, signaling broader economic improvement.
Spot gold slips to $4,280 per ounce alongside a major bond breakdown as U.S. business activity and services PMI surge.
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