Services PMI (NMI) by Country

Latest released Services PMI (NMI) value for every supported currency, with the previous reading, the change between releases, reference date, frequency, unit, and source.

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Services PMI (NMI) across supported currencies

Non-Manufacturing Index (NMI) or Services PMI, a leading indicator of economic activity in the services sector. A reading above 50 indicates expansion.

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Country / Currency Latest Previous Change Reference Frequency Unit Source
United States
USD · US Dollar
Monthly Index FRED (BEA/BLS/Fed)

What is Services PMI (NMI)?

The Services / Non-Manufacturing PMI surveys purchasing managers in the services sector — banks, retailers, transport, hospitality — on the same diffusion-index basis as the manufacturing PMI. Above 50 indicates expansion; below 50 contraction.

Why it matters for FX

Services dominate GDP and employment in most advanced economies, so the services PMI is often a more economically meaningful read than its more famous manufacturing sibling. It also captures wage-sensitive activity, making it a useful leading indicator for services inflation and therefore for the central bank's rate path.

How to read this page

Track the services PMI against manufacturing PMI to spot divergences — a strong services / weak manufacturing combination has been the dominant pattern across developed markets in recent years. Prices and employment sub-indices are the key feed-throughs to CPI and the labour market.

What to watch for

  • Services-manufacturing divergence
  • Services prices sub-index for wage / inflation pressure
  • Employment sub-index as an early labour-market read
  • Composite PMI (manufacturing + services blended)
  • Backlog of work for capacity-constraint signals