WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Activity for the nation's manufacturers showed contraction for the third straight month in August, the Institute for Supply Management reported Tuesday
The ISM index fell slightly to 49.6% in August from 49.8% in July
This was weaker than expected
The consensus forecast of estimates collected by MarketWatch was for the index to rise to 50.2%
Readings below 50 indicate contraction
This is the first three months of contraction since the summer of 2009, when the recession was ending
The new-orders index slipped to 47.1% in August from 48.0% in the prior month
The employment index slipped to 51.6% in August from 52.0% in July
Production fell 4.1points to 47.2% while prices surged 14.5 points to 54.0%
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