- "Earlier chemical price increases are beginning to soften." (Chemical Products)
- "Business is soft, confidence is down, and we are cutting inventory and expenses." (Machinery)
- "Exports continue to be strong — domestic weak." (Computer & Electronic Products)
- "Domestic sales are showing small improvements. International sales are showing larger improvements." (Fabricated Metal Products)
- "Demand remains constant and strong." (Paper Products)
- "Current headwinds in the national and international economic environment have increased uncertainty, and are affecting our customers' willingness to commit to high-dollar equipment purchases." (Transportation Equipment)
- "We continue to post solid numbers, but the situation seems tenuous." (Plastics & Rubber Products)
- "Automotive business (represents 52 percent of our sales portfolio) continues to be strong. Core business has pulled back slightly." (Apparel, Leather & Allied Products)
- "Sales continue to be sluggish." (Furniture & Related Products)
Source: ISM
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