The US logistics manager’s index in October was 57.4, indicating no movement from September’s reading.
This stems from cross-pressures from downward movements in inventories and warehousing metrics, counteracted by upward pressures in transportation metrics.
The most significant downward movements are inventory levels dipping into contraction at 49.5 and a slowdown in warehousing utilisation to 56.5.
This stems from cross-pressures from downward movements in inventories and warehousing metrics, counteracted by upward pressures in transportation metrics.
The most significant downward movements are inventory levels dipping into contraction at 49.5 and a slowdown in warehousing utilisation to 56.5.
