Services Sector Index Slips in September
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Growth in the vast U.S. services  sector slowed in September, with a significant decrease in  prices paid but a solid employment component, according to an  industry survey published on Tuesday.
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U.S. manufacturing growth eased in  September to its slowest in more than a year, but home sales  and construction figures suggested a less abrupt decline in the  housing sector than many experts had foreseen.
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NEW YORK -- Continued job worries resulted in an unexpected decline in consumer confidence in September, the second consecutive monthly dip, a New York-based private research group said yesterday.
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A closely watched gauge of future US economic activity fell in September for the fourth straight month after a stronger pace earlier in the year, a private research firm said on Thursday.
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U.S. stocks edged lower on Wednesday after weaker-than-expected data on the U.S. services sector added to concerns about the state of the economy and pushed the Dow back from Tuesday's record high.
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U.S. consumer sentiment stagnated in  early September as doubts about the economy and the job market  persisted, a report indicated on Friday.
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RISMedia, Oct. 22, 2004âThe Conference Board reports today that the Composite Index of Leading Economic Indicators declined 0.1% in September, following a 0.3% decline in August, and a 0.3% decline in July.
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Treasuries prices slipped on Wednesday after a survey of regional US manufacturing showed a sharp recovery in early September, countering signs of softness elsewhere in the economy.
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House price growth remained subdued in September, offering further proof of a slowdown in the property market, figures showed today.
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Closely watched ISM index for October comes in below September level but still shows expansion. Follow the news that matters to you.
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US stocks fell at the market open on Friday after a government report showed weaker-than-expected job growth in September, a sign the economy may not be as strong as Wall Street had estimated.
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U.S. stocks fell at the market open on  Friday after a government report showed weaker-than-expected  job growth in September, a sign the  economy may not be as  strong as Wall Street had estimated.
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Sterling was on the backfoot after a major index of services sector activity fell more than analysts had been expecting.
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A widely watched barometer of future economic activity edged lower in September for the fourth month in a row, suggesting a slowing in economic growth, a private research group said Thursday.
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A closely watched index of business sentiment slipped in September, but the leader of the group that reports it said Monday the results showed a moderate recovery was still under way in Europe's largest ...
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The US economy experienced another month of disappointing job growth in September, adding to the trend of lackluster hiring that has made this one of the weakest labor market recoveries in modern history.
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Dow sinks more than 350 points after contraction in service sector rekindles investor concerns.