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U.S. Non-Manufacturing PMI Misses Expectations in September

The U.S. September ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI fell short of expectations, landing at 50, missing the anticipated 51.7 and declining from the previous month’s 52. This decline signals a slowing trend in growth within the non-manufacturing sector, potentially impacting the broader economy.

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