ISM Non-Manufacturing (Services) PMI September 2026 above 53.5 points — US services sector remains clearly in expansion territory (ISM release approx. October 6, 2026, confirmed by ISM or Bloomberg by October 7, 2026)
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Published on 4. October 2026
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Predicted for 6. October 2026
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Based on: Historical Cycle
The US services economy sends robust signals: VIX at 15.31 (extremely low), US 10Y yield at 5.28% without recession spreads. S&P Global US Services PMI September 2026 is calibrated to >54.0 per open prediction; ISM Non-Manufacturing correlates historically at +0.80–0.85 with its S&P Global counterpart. ISM Services PMI was above 53.0 in May–August 2026 (trend stable expansionary). Supports: open prediction US GDP Q3 >2.0% annualized, Headline CPI >3.5% YoY signals nominal demand strength. No direct Polymarket/Metaculus markets for ISM PMI identified. Downside risk: unexpectedly weak new orders in services sector due to higher interest burden (10Y at 5.28%).
Data basis for this prediction
- VIX 15,31 / US-10Y-Rendite 5,28 % — robuste Makrolage ohne Rezessionssignal (Trading Economics, 4. Oktober 2026)
- S&P Global US Services PMI September 2026 (Final, 6. Oktober): offene Vorhersage >54,0 Punkte (Korrelation ISM ~+0,82)
- ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI Trend Mai–August 2026: konsistent über 53,0 Punkten (ISM.org Monatsberichte)
Note: This is an AI-generated statistical forecast for entertainment and information purposes. It does not constitute investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any financial instrument.
Verdict: Pending
This prediction is still open. It will be evaluated automatically against real-world sources after its due date.
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