The seasonally adjusted Fastener Distributor Index (FDI) for October was 56.5, up from 52 in September, according to the latest analysis from Baird, FCH Sourcing Network and the Institute for Supply Management. That marked the second consecutive month of growth.
The Forward-Looking Indicator (FLI) also improved to 64.5, reaching the highest levels since January 2018. According to the report, “Taking the FDI and FLI together, in our view, we believe this indicates October fastener market conditions showed m/m improvement at a greater rate than September.
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