June ISM manufacturing index fell 0.7 points to 53.3, marking a sixth consecutive month of expansion and remaining near a four‑year high; readings above 50 indicate expansion. The sector is in its longest expansion run since 2022. The ISM prices‑paid subindex dropped 9.1 points to 73 — the largest monthly decline since July 2022 — as war-driven input‑cost pressures eased after a temporary US‑Iran agreement pushed oil prices sharply lower.

2026-07-01

June ISM manufacturing index fell 0.7 points to 53.3, marking a sixth consecutive month of expansion and remaining near a four‑year high; readings above 50 indicate expansion. The sector is in its longest expansion run since 2022. The ISM prices‑paid subindex dropped 9.1 points to 73 — the largest monthly decline since July 2022 — as war-driven input‑cost pressures eased after a temporary US‑Iran agreement pushed oil prices sharply lower.