U.S. service sector contraction slows…
Friday, February 6th, 2009
First the bad news:
The Institute for Supply Management’s index of non-manufacturing activity showed that economic activity in U.S.-based service sectors contracted for the fourth-straight month.
Now the good news:
The rate of contraction has slowed for the past two months, which might be a sign that that service industries are close to a bottom.
If we’ve learned anything from past market gyrations it is this; very few things are ever as good or as bad as they first appear. Stay focused on the long view.
