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ISM Report Points to Manufacturing and Services Expansion

June 22, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Manufacturing revenues expected to increase 8.4% in 2026.
Services revenues expected to increase 8.6% in 2026.
14 manufacturing sectors and 16 services sectors expect revenue growth.
Capital expenditures to rise 4.9% in manufacturing and 6.4% in services.

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Strategic Implications

This expansion may indicate a strong economic outlook for the US, with manufacturing and services sectors driving growth. The increase in capital expenditures suggests investment in capacity and efficiency, which could lead to further expansion and competitiveness in these sectors.

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What Happened

Growth Track Continues for US Industries in 2026

The Institute for Supply Management’s (ISM) Spring Semiannual Economic Forecast reports a positive outlook for manufacturing and services sectors in 2026, with revenues expected to increase 8.4% and 8.6%, respectively. The forecast is based on feedback from US-based purchasing and supply chain executives, and indicates a growth track for the US industries. According to the report, 14 manufacturing sectors and 16 services sectors expect revenue growth, with capital expenditures expected to rise 4.9% in manufacturing and 6.4% in services. This was reported by Logistics Management.

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