US Flash PMI Business Growth Accelerates to Five-Year High

US Composite PMI Rises to Five-Year High in September

US S&P Global composite PMI climbed to its highest level in five years during September, signaling robust economic activity across manufacturing and services. The data supports a resilient growth backdrop but does not directly address the Fed's core concern: PCE inflation remains elevated at 3.7% versus the 2% target, the key determinant of rate policy.

https://x.com/DeItaone/status/2102756279584178497

US Composite PMI Rises from 56 to 58.4 in September

US composite PMI jumped to 58.4 from 56, signaling accelerating economic activity across manufacturing and services. Stronger activity data adds to Fed's inflation puzzle: growth remains robust even as policymakers weigh elevated PCE inflation at 3.7% versus 2% target. USD supported by growth resilience.

https://x.com/FirstSquawk/status/2102756381036343596

US PMI Composite Hits 62-Month High as Growth Accelerates

US PMI Composite rose to 58.4 in September, the strongest reading in 62 months, with Manufacturing jumping to 57.0 and Services to 58.7. Growth has accelerated for four consecutive months, signaling robust economic momentum alongside rising hiring and price pressures. USD likely to benefit from stronger growth and inflation expectations.

https://www.actionforex.com/live-comments/655168-us-pmis-surge-as-growth-hiring-and-price-pressures-accelerate-together/

US PMI Surges to 58.4, Strongest Growth in Five Years

US composite PMI jumped to 58.4 in September, with manufacturing at 57.0 and services at 58.7, marking the strongest growth in over five years. Input costs hit their highest since 2022 due to energy and transport inflation, offsetting contained selling-price increases. Rising cost pressures complicate the Fed's inflation narrative as growth accelerates.

https://x.com/DeItaone/status/2102759933569609792

US Business Activity Accelerates to Five-Year High; Dollar Extends Gains

US business activity rose at its fastest pace in over five years, reinforcing dollar strength as markets reassess Fed rate trajectory. EM currencies extended losses as investors repriced central-bank policy expectations globally. Next focus: unemployment claims (24 Sep) and revised consumer sentiment data (25 Sep) to confirm whether momentum sustains inflation pressures.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/videos/2026-09-23/em-currencies-extend-decline-on-us-data-strong-dollar-video