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ISM Manufacturing Index Hits 55.5, Marking Tenth Month of Expansion

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Peter Navarro, Director of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, referenced a recent report from the Institute for Supply Management. The ISM Manufacturing Index rose a full point in October to 55.5, surpassing Wall Street expectations of 54.7. This reading marks the tenth consecutive month that American manufacturing has been in expansion territory, according to the report.

From redstate.com

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The report, which was released alongside a document detailing an emerging American manufacturing renaissance, suggests a significant turnaround in the sector. Navarro attributed this trend to policy changes, noting that the internal metrics are stronger than the headline index.

Trump administration officials, including Peter Navarro, have previously advised on trade policy and discussed factory closures in Ohio and Pennsylvania.

From redstate.com

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