In June 2025, the ISM Non-Manufacturing Prices Index in the United States saw a slight but notable decline, reaching 67.5 compared to the previous month's 68.7. This updated figure was reported on July 3, 2025. It marks a continuation of fluctuations within the index, which is pivotal for gauging inflationary pressures in the non-manufacturing sector.
The decrease from May to June may suggest a moderation in price inflation for services, which had been previously trending upward. Analysts and economists will be watching closely to see if this signals a longer-term trend or a temporary respite in the steady climb seen in recent months. With inflation levels still a critical concern, the implications on monetary policy and business pricing strategies remain significant.
These figures serve as a critical barometer for economic policymakers and investors, offering insights into the trajectory of price movements within the service industry. With global economic conditions continuously evolving, the ISM Non-Manufacturing Prices Index remains a closely watched indicator of potential economic trends in the coming months.
