The Chicago chapter of the Institute for Supply Management announced the May Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) on April 30, 2026.The previous reading was 49.2, near the 50 threshold that separates economic expansion from contraction. This index primarily reflects the overall performance of the manufacturing sector across production, orders, prices, employment, and deliveries. A reading above 50 indicates manufacturing expansion; a reading below 50 signals risk of economic slowdown.As the most significant leading indicator among US purchasing managers’ indices, the Chicago PMI is typically released ahead of national data, providing markets with an early gauge of overall US economic trends. It is also a key reference for investors assessing the health of the US economy.This data carries an importance level of 3 and is compiled using statistics from the Chicago Purchasing Managers’ Survey. The index is published monthly, with the next release scheduled for June 30, 2026.Market note: If the actual figure exceeds expectations, it will be supportive for the US dollar.
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