Index down to 119.8 in September from 120.4 in August.
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The index’s three-month moving average, CFNAI-MA3, was unchanged during the month.
Political turmoil, international strife drive U.S. CFO optimism down.
Growth accelerated for ISA members in August.
Single-family dwellings led the increase.
Sales were up in five of the seven subsectors.
Coincident Economic Index unchanged and Lagging Economic Index increased.
Single-family housing starts were down 1.5 percent over July.
Production in the construction sector up 0.2 percent in EA19 and 0.3 percent in EU28.
Declines attributed to lower sales in motor vehicles and motor vehicle parts.
95 percent of contractors surveyed expect revenues to grow or remain stable over the next 12 months.
Moderate economic growth should provide slight boost for U.S. manufacturers
Capacity utilization declined slightly for the industrial sector.
Prices for final demand services up 0.1 percent in August.
Prices decreased by 0.3 percent in the EU28.
U.S. cutting tool consumption down 8.4 percent from June.
Five components increased in the month, while five declined.
Year-to-date, orders were up 10.1 percent.
Weather events to negatively impact delivery times, pricing, other metrics.
