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U.S. Services and Manufacturing Sectors Show Strong Economic Growth

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S&P Global Market Intelligence chief economist Chris Williamson stated that U.S. business is booming across both manufacturing and services. Demand for services reached its highest level in five years since the COVID recovery, while total manufacturing demand hit a four-year high.

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The combination of the services and manufacturing sectors accounts for 83.1% of the overall U.S. economy. Williamson noted that the latest improvement in business activity, excluding the post-lockdown surge, is the greatest recorded since early 2015.

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    S&P Global could see increased demand for market intelligence services due to strong economic performance.

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