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The ISM New York Current Business Conditions index rose to a seven-month high of 50.4 in November 2019 from the previous month's 47.7 and well above market expectations of 44.7. Current Revenues rose to a six-month high (56.3 vs 53.6 in October), while Expected Revenues fell below the breakeven point (45.7 vs 57.1). Employment dropped 11.8 points to 46.5 in November, one month shy of a two-year low and Quantity of Purchases remained in negative territory (48.0 vs 45.0). Prices Paid fell for the second month in a row, reaching a five-month low of 62.0 in November, down from 65.5 in October. The Six-Month Outlook rose for the second consecutive month, reaching a three-month high of 62.8 in November, up from 53.6 in October.

The ISM New York Current Business Conditions index rose to 47.7 in October 2019 from the previous month's 40-month low of 42.8 and above market expectations of 45.8. Employment growth accelerated (58.3 vs 52.5) and increases were recorded in current (53.6 vs 38.1) and expected revenues (57.1 vs 45.2). Meanwhile, quantity of purchases continued to fall (45 vs 38.6). On the price front, prices paid inflation slowed from a four-month low. The Six Month Outlook increased to 53.6 in October from a ten-and-half-year low of 45.2 in September.

The ISM New York Current Business Conditions index slumped to 42.8 in September 2019 from 50.3 in the previous month and well below market expectations of 47.5. The latest reading pointed to the steepest pace of deterioration in New York business conditions since May 2016. Employment declined to a 19-month low of 52.5 and Quantity of Purchases dropped to a three-month low of 38.6. In addition, Current Revenues went down to an all-time low of 38.1 in September, and Expected Revenues, the largest mover this month, plunged 37.1 points also to a record low of 45.2. Prices Paid increased to a four-month high of 71.4. The Six-Month Outlook dropped 26.2 points to 45.2 in September, the lowest outlook level since February 2009.

The ISM-NY Current Business Conditions index jumped to 50.3 in August 2019 from a near three-year low of 43.5 in the previous month. The employment index rose to 69.0 in August, the highest in nine months, and the gauge for quantity of purchases increased for the second month in a row, reaching the breakeven point of 50.0. Expected revenues jumped 16.2 points to a four-month high, while current revenues dropped 3.2 points. Prices paid ease to 66.1 in August from 68.3 in July. The Six-Month Outlook continued the upward movement started last month to reach a four-month high of 71.4 in August, up from 63.2 in July.

The ISM New York Current Business Conditions index in the United States decreased to 43.5 in July of 2019 from 50 in the previous month, the lowest since May of 2016. Employment fell to 57.1 in July from 60.9 in June while quantity of purchases increased significantly (46.6 from 34.2). In July, top line and forward revenue guidance moved in opposite directions: current revenues recovered from June's 13-month low of 43.9 to reach 53.2 while expected revenues fell for the third month in a row, reaching 66.1, down from 72.6. On the price front, price levels paid for goods and services purchased from suppliers rose to a 2-month high of 68.3 in July, up from 57.3 in June.

The ISM New York Current Business Conditions index in the United States rose 1.4 points to 50.0 in June 2019 from the previous month's two-year low of 48.6, boosted by a pick up in employment growth (60.9 vs 54.6 in May). Still, the quantity of purchases index plunged to the lowest level since July 2009 (34.2 vs 56.6) and the current revenues index dropped to a 13-month low (43.9 vs 60.5). On the price front, price levels paid for goods and services purchased from suppliers eased to a 12-month low (57.3 vs 72.4). The Six-Month Outlook fell to 51.0 in June, the lowest level reported since May 2009, as the expected level of revenues slowed (72.6 vs 73.7).