new-orders

The new-orders index—a barometer of future activity—fell to 51.7 from 53.6 in June.

Slump Hits Payrolls, Service Sector Kathleen Madigan 2011

But the new-orders index slowed to a still-high 64.4 last month from 64.9.

Jobless Claims Fall Amid Recovery Andrew Ackerman 2011

The new-orders and production subcategories fell more sharply.

Treasurys Rise on Economic Anxiety Min Zeng 2011

The new-orders component of the index rose to 58.9, a 7.8 percentage point increase from September.

Pace of economic recovery remains unclear David S. Hilzenrath 2010

The new-orders index, which economists consider a leading indicator of future activity, fell more than four points to 51.5.

Euro-Zone Growth at 20-Month Low, According to Survey Brian Blackstone 2011

Within the Philly Fed survey, the new-orders index fell to -26.8 from 0.1, while the shipments index was down to -13.9 from 4.3 last month.

Philadelphia Fed Reports Steep Manufacturing Drop Kathleen Madigan 2011

The new-orders index increased to 52.4 in October, up from 49.6 in the previous month.

Factories Slow Pace but Orders Rise Josh Mitchell 2011

More worrisome, the new-orders index dropped to 49.6, according to Markit.

Greece Now Perfectly Poised for Next Rescue Kelly Evans 2011

A particular concern was the new-orders index, a gauge of future activity, which fell to 49.2, meaning the level of new orders contracted for the first time since June 2009.

Factories Slow Pace as Orders Contract Conor Dougherty 2011

The new-orders component of the index rose to 58.9, a 7.8 percentage point increase from September.

Pace of economic recovery remains unclear David S. Hilzenrath 2010