US S&P Global Services PMI
The S&P Global Services PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) in the U.S. measures the economic health and business conditions of the services sector, which includes industries such as retail, finance, and real estate. It is derived from monthly surveys of purchasing managers and is a leading indicator of economic activity, providing insights into variables such as sales, employment, and prices. A PMI above 50 indicates expansion, while below 50 suggests contraction. This index is significant for the economy and financial markets as it helps predict GDP growth, influences monetary policy decisions, and can impact stock and currency markets due to its reflection of consumer demand and business confidence.Next Event
Oct 23, 2026
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Historical Data
Sep 23, 2026
58.7
56
Sep 03, 2026
56.5
56.8
Aug 21, 2026
56.8
54
Aug 05, 2026
54.6
53.6
Jul 24, 2026
53.6
51.5
Jul 06, 2026
51.3
51.3
Jun 23, 2026
51.3
51
Jun 03, 2026
50.7
50.9
May 21, 2026
50.9
51.1
May 05, 2026
51
51.3
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