On Tuesday, shortly after the opening bell, the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) reported that the non-manufacturing index (NMI), which tracks the service sector of the economy, increased 1.1 percentage points in December to 55.0%, exceeding expectations for a 54.3% reading. That follows last week's PMI report ( here ), which missed expectations, coming in at 47.2 vs. 49.0% expected (indicating a contraction for the fourth straight month), and once again serves to demonstrate the divergence taking place between the manufacturing and services economies - a key dynamic that along with the resilient consumer, is serving to sustain the overall economic expansion.

Recall that any NMI reading above 50% represents expansion while anything below 50% indicates a contraction. The higher the reading is above 50%, the faster the rate of growth. Additionally, according to the ISM, an NMI reading above 48.6%, over time, is usually indicative of an expansion of the overall economy.

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Williams saying economy on verge of collapse argues for50 basis point raise..honnestly inflation does not include food or energy

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