ISM Manufacturing Index (Nov.)

The rebound in the ISM manufacturing index in November primarily reflects the strength of domestic demand and provides some support to our forecast that GDP will expand by 2.7% annualised in the fourth quarter. Further ahead, however, we expect a combination of a stronger dollar, the weaker global backdrop, and slowing domestic demand to weigh on the sector.

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