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US Manufacturing Weakens as ISM PMI Drops to 48.2

According to the media reports ,the latest ISM Manufacturing PMI report shows that the US manufacturing sector has slipped further into contraction. The index came in at 48.2, lower than both last month’s 48.7 and the expected 49.0.

A reading below 50 signals contraction, and this decline suggests that factories are dealing with slower demand and softer activity across key areas like new orders, production, employment, and inventories.

The PMI is built from responses of purchasing managers across more than 400 industrial companies, making it one of the clearer snapshots of real-time business conditions. New orders carry the most weight in the index, followed by production and employment.

Because the number was weaker than expected, the report is seen as negative for the USD, reflecting concerns about the strength of the broader economy.

While small revisions can happen due to seasonal adjustments, the current reading points to ongoing challenges in the manufacturing sector that could spill over into other parts of the economy.
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The 55 Number That Kills Altseason

Everyone is waiting for the great Altseason rotation, but macro data confirms we are still months away from the necessary conditions.

The key signal remains the ISM Manufacturing PMI. The latest reading landed at 48.2, significantly below the 50 threshold. This isn't just a number; it is confirmation that manufacturing activity is slowing—a sign of economic contraction, not expansion.

Historically, true Altseasons—the kind that deliver life-changing returns—do not occur during weak economic cycles. They are a liquidity overflow event that requires a roaring, confident economy. Look back at 2017 and 2021: Both explosions happened only when the ISM index was firmly cemented above 55.

Until we see production, hiring, and general demand accelerating past that 55 macro marker, the majority of the Alt market will continue to struggle for momentum against $BTC dominance.

The good news is that the foundational shift is still underway. The long-term trajectory toward looser financial conditions and system-wide liquidity remains intact. Lower interest rates by 2026 will inevitably fuel the next cycle, but until the PMI reverses, $ETH and the wider Alt market remain in the expansion phase, not the explosive rotation phase. Patience is the ultimate alpha.

This is not financial advice. Trade responsibly.
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The ISM Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) signals that the US business cycle has yet to enter an expansion phase.

The PMI has remained below the 50 threshold—indicating contraction—since November 2022, marking the longest downturn in the index’s history.

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🇺🇸 Inflation signal for the market?

🔴 ISM Manufacturing Price Index
📊 Actual: 54.9
📈 Forecast: 52.6
📉 Previous: 52.5

💡 What does it mean?
The rise in the index shows that business managers are recording higher production costs. This could be an early signal of increasing inflationary pressures, which will increase the likelihood that the Fed will maintain tight monetary policy.

⚠️ Market impact:
📉 Short-term: negative for risky assets (cryptocurrencies and stocks).
💵 The dollar may strengthen on expectations of a tighter Fed policy.
📊 Bond yields may rise.

👉 Usually, such surveys do not have a significant impact, but today the situation may be different. Let's watch the market reaction!

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Today at 14:00 UTC 🕑

The ISM Manufacturing PMI is coming up!

It may not be Friday’s main event, but every big week starts with the first step — and this release could set the tone for the markets.

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Bitcoin and Ethereum Prices Drop Amid Inflation Concerns, Market.

$BTC : After briefly breaking the $100,000 mark earlier this week, it fell 5% to $96,527.

$ETH : It fell 8.5% in the last 24 hours to $3,314.

Other Crypto currencies : Major tokens like $DOGE & $AVAX saw losses exceeding 10%.

The #decline follows macroeconomic signals pointing to persistent inflation and tighter monetary policies.

#InflammationConcerns :

Inflation Concerns: Faster-than-expected growth in the U.S. economy, according to #ISM data, has fueled concerns about long-term inflation.

Analysts suggest that Trump’s crypto-friendly administration could signal a shift in US economic and cryptocurrency policies, with key appointments such as Scott Bessent as Treasury Secretary and Elon Musk as advisor.

*This is not an investment advice.

🚨 U.S. Economic Data This Week 🇺🇸

📅 Key Reports to Watch:

🔵 ISM Manufacturing PMI (Tues.)
🔵 JOLTS Job Openings (Tues.)
🔵 ADP Nonfarm Payrolls (Wed.)
🔵 Jobless Claims (Thurs.)
🔵 Nonfarm Payrolls (Thurs.)
🔵 Unemployment Rate (Thurs.)
🔵 Avg. Hourly Earnings (Thurs.)
🔵 ISM Services PMI (Thurs.)

⚠️ Reminder: Independence Day Holiday on Fri. 🇺🇸

Stay tuned for market reactions! 📊

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🧠 Is the ISM the hidden key to Bitcoin’s next cycle?

Analyst @ColinTCrypto recently pointed out that all three previous Bitcoin tops have coincided with peaks in the ISM Manufacturing PMI a key measure of U.S. business activity.

If that correlation holds true again, this cycle could extend far longer than usual, possibly stretching well into 2026, as ISM remains below 50 for seven consecutive months, signaling contraction.

What’s unusual this time is that $BTC and the S&P 500 have already printed new all-time highs while ISM is still near its lows - a divergence we’ve never seen before.

Should ISM rebound above 50, history suggests we could see a powerful expansion phase one that might drive Bitcoin toward its true cycle peak.

The big question remains:

👉 Is ISM causing Bitcoin’s cycles, or are both responding to the same force - global liquidity and credit expansion?

Either way, Colin’s analysis hints that the macro top isn’t in yet - the next parabolic leg may just be warming up.

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🔴Market Insight: Weak U.S. Manufacturing Data - A Crypto Perspective
🏭 The Headline:
The U.S. ISM Manufacturing PMI has remained below 50 (indicating contraction) for the 7th consecutive month. This signals persistent weakness in the industrial sector, attributed to tariff pressures and weak global demand.

🔍 Key Details:

➡️The sector is struggling with "severely depressed" business, according to one industry manager.

➡️Tariffs are a direct pain point, causing input costs to rise and leading companies to pass on price increases of up to 20% to customers.

➡️A brief expansion earlier this year has reversed, highlighting the difficulty of sustaining growth in the current environment.

🔴₿ The Crypto & Macro Implication:
This is where it gets critical for digital assets. Historically, there's a clear pattern:

➡️1 Economic Weakness → 2. Federal Reserve Dovishness (Potential Rate Cuts) → 3. Beneficial Environment for Risk Assets like Bitcoin.

While a strong PMI above 50 would signal a robust economy, a persistently weak PMI increases the pressure on the Fed to provide stimulus. This potential for continued liquidity is a classic bullish narrative for cryptocurrencies.


❓Do you believe this ongoing economic weakness will ultimately force the Fed's hand toward a more dovish policy, providing a strong tailwind for Bitcoin and crypto markets?

Like, comment, and share your macro outlook below!

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📊 ISM Manufacturing PMI (Oct 1, 2025)

Previous: 48.7

Forecast: 49

Actual: ⏳ (not yet released)

⚡️Key Levels:

>50 = Expansion → Bullish stocks, USD

<49 = Contraction → Bullish Gold, Bonds, BTC

Markets on edge: Will PMI confirm recovery or deeper slowdown? 👀

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🚨🚨The ISM Service Report: Stagnation and Contraction in the Sector🚨🚨

The US ISM Services PMI for September 2025 came in at 50.0, indicating stagnation and a pause between expansion and contraction in the service sector. The business activity index fell into contraction territory at 49.9, the first time since May 2020. New orders remained slightly in expansion at 50.4. Employment stayed in contraction at 47.2, while prices paid edged higher to 69.4, signaling ongoing inflation pressures.

This report showed a weakening momentum in services with weak employment but persistent price pressures and modest market reaction causing slight US dollar depreciation.

The ISM data will be an important factor for the next FOMC meeting on October 28-29, 2025, supporting a cautious stance on further interest rate cuts as the Fed balances slowing growth and inflation risks.

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‼️🚨🇺🇸 Big Macro Week For Crypto 👀

🏭 Tue, Sept 2: #ISM Manufacturing + Employment🚨‼️

📉 Thu, Sept 4: Jobless Claims + Trade Balance🚨‼️

💼 Fri, Sept 5: Nonfarm Payrolls + Unemployment

Stay alert—these reports could move the markets!

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👀👀👉ISM Services PMI at 52.4% Signals Continued Expansion in U.S. Service Sector

The ISM Services PMI (Purchasing Managers' Index) for October 2025 registered at 52.4%, representing a 2.4% point increase from September's reading of 50%. A PMI above 50 indicates expansion in the services sector economy. This level suggests the overall US economy has been expanding for 65 consecutive months, and the October reading corresponds to an estimated 1.2% point annualized increase in real GDP.

The ISM Services PMI is based on data collected from purchasing and supply executives across diverse service industries in the US. The report covers various sectors such as real estate, public administration, professional services, healthcare, information, and finance, weighted by their contribution to GDP. This index is a key economic indicator revealing the health and trends in the broad services sector, including employment, new orders, business
activity, and prices.

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Markets Watching Jobs, Rates, and Shutdown Noise 👀

This week’s big watch is #ISM and payrolls. The U.S. economy still looks okay — GDPNow is tracking ~3.3%, consumption is firm, and inflation is cooling but stuck around 3%. The Fed isn’t in a rush to cut more after the 25 bps “insurance” move, and Powell basically reminded everyone that uncertainty is still high. That nudged yields up and reduced hopes for deep 2025 cuts.

Manufacturing and activity are holding up despite tariffs and labor issues, but the jobs market hasn’t clearly rebounded yet. The labor cycle might bottom only in early 2026, so easing stays shallow unless growth really cracks. Rates feel stuck in a tug-of-war: short-end anchored by easing bias, long-end sticky with supply/term premium.

For markets, a strong jobs number could spike yields and hurt equities, while a weaker one would give the Fed more cover to ease slowly. As for the U.S. government shutdown drama — it’s more noise than real risk. History shows shutdowns barely dent markets; the last one in 2018–19 saw the S&P 500 climb 10%. For $BTC , any equity-driven dip is probably more of a buy-the-fear moment than a reason to chase green candles.

The U.S. economy isn’t breaking, just cooling slowly. Rates likely drift, not dive. The real “trade” is fading shutdown headlines and watching payrolls as the key swing factor this week.

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📊 Data from ISM Manufacturing — Rate Cuts or Nothing?

Today’s ISM data gave us a mixed picture of the US economy:

✅ Headline: ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 49.1 (Sept), slightly above forecast (49.0) and August’s 48.7.

Still below 50 → 7th consecutive month of contraction, but showing the “least bad” reading of this downturn.

🔹 What’s driving it?

Production: 51.0 vs. 47.8 → back in expansion zone

New Orders: 48.9 vs. 51.4 → slipping back into contraction

Employment: 45.3 vs. 43.8 → still falling, but less sharply

Prices: 61.9 vs. 63.7 → easing a bit, but still high (cost pressures remain)

🔎 Interpretation:

Manufacturing is stabilizing but demand signals (new orders, backlogs) are weak.

Companies report tariffs, high costs, and uncertainty holding back investments.

Inflationary pressures persist — prices remain far above neutral despite some cooling.

💡 Takeaway:

Markets may price in the idea that Friday’s NFP could disappoint (under forecast), reinforcing Fed’s case for gradual cuts.

ISM confirms a fragile recovery: enough weakness to keep cuts on the table, but not enough collapse for emergency easing.

👉 All eyes now on NFP for the stronger signal.

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📉 The US industrial activity has declined for the eighth consecutive month
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A report from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) indicated that industrial activity in the United States continued to contract in October, with the Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index registering 48.7, down from 49.1 in September, remaining below the 50 level that separates expansion from contraction.

The report noted that new orders remain weak, and suppliers are taking longer to deliver materials due to tariffs on imports. This ongoing contraction came despite economists' expectations for a higher index of 49.4.

This report holds particular significance after the US government shutdown that has lasted for more than a month, which has affected the release of official economic data, making it difficult to accurately assess economic performance.

💡 Despite the decline, the index remains above 42.3 points, indicating that the overall economy retains some strength in the long term, previously supported by consumer spending and corporate investments in areas such as artificial intelligence. However, the ongoing shutdown may put pressure on consumer spending, especially after the cessation of food assistance programs that benefit around 42 million people.

Important news on Monday 03/02/25
The ISM Manufacturing PMI (Purchasing Managers’ Index) is a key economic indicator that measures the health of the manufacturing sector in the U.S.

📊 Latest Data:
• Forecast: 49.3
• Previous: 49.3

🔎 What to Watch:
• A reading above 50 indicates expansion in the manufacturing sector.
• A reading below 50 suggests contraction.
• If the actual result is higher than forecast, it may boost USD strength. If lower, it could weaken the USD.

Stay tuned for the actual release and its potential market impact!

#ISM #EconomicData

📅 Today, 4 September at 12:30 and 14:00 UTC

We are waiting for key US data releases:

🔹 ISM Services PMI (14:00)

🔹 Jobless Claims (12:30)

Just one day before the #USNonFarmPayrollReport 🔥

📊 Possible Market Impact:

Data > forecast → bullish signal 📈

Data < forecast → bearish signal 📉

Data = forecast → trend continuation ⚖️

Big moves incoming? Stay sharp, market can get very volatile today! ⚡

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