TREE NEWS reports: The final S&P Global US Services PMI for October came in at 56.1, its lowest reading since July. The employment sub-index also fell to a final 53.3, likewise the lowest since July. The final Composite PMI for October was 55.9, also marking a low since July.
US October S&P Global Services PMI Final 56.1, Lowest Since July
The signal here is in the composition, not the headline: services activity and hiring both cooling to their weakest since July suggests the expansion is losing momentum even while remaining firmly in growth territory. Because services have carried much of the US economy's resilience, a softer employment sub-index is the detail that matters most for the broader risk backdrop, including crypto and other liquidity-sensitive assets. Whether the hiring gauge keeps sliding in the coming prints is the open question.
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