EnThe export picture for the U.S. economy is looking robust for the second half of 2016. The Institute for Supply Management’s monthly manufacturing survey for exports remained in expansionary territory for a fourth month in June at 53.5%. This is the highest level since September 2014. Expectations were most upbeat in the oil, food and … Continue reading “U.S. Exporters Get More Optimistic on Trade, Relaxed on Brexit”
• Manufacturing conditions across G4 nations improved in May, according to S&P Global’s Flash Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), m... Read more → • New tariffs by the US administration of President Joe Biden look to shore up some of the gaps in the Section 301 and 201 implem... Read more → • Supply chains have been beset by a swathe of new trade protectionism in the past week. In new research, we take a deep dive int... Read more → • In new research this week we look ahead to the rest of 2024 and beyond and find that supply chains are likely to remain in a st... Read more →
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U.S. Exporters Get More Optimistic on Trade, Relaxed on Brexit
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