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Manufacturing Sector Closes 2025 With 10th Consecutive Month of Contraction, ISM Index at 47.8

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Employment gauge shows modest improvement despite persistent weakness in new orders and production activity The disconnect between America's booming overall economy and its struggling manufacturing sector widened further in December, raising questions about whether traditional industrial indicators still capture the full picture of U.S. economic health. The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) manufacturing index fell […]

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