“The Institute for Supply Management (ISM) reported an overall strength in manufacturing in December 2020. The highest level since August 2018, national factory activity increased to 60.7, after some economists forecasted a slip to 56.6 for December. This comes as the overall shift in consumer spending has moved from services to goods, also reflected in 16 of 18 manufacturing industries reporting growth in the last month of 2020. The Federal Reserve notes that manufacturing levels are still slightly below pre-pandemic levels and that new COVID -19 infections could cause more disruptions. (Reuters)” – Adam Abushagur

 

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