Past JPMorgan Global PMI Report on Services

• November 3, 2005 -- Marked Recovery of Global Service Sector Growth in October, Supported by Sharper Expansions in New Business and Employment.
  
  
• October 5, 2005 -- Growth of Global Service Sector Lost Significant Momentum in September. Oil Price Strength Continued to Drive Cost Inflation.
  
  
• September 6, 2005 -- Global Service Economy Recorded Buoyant Growth in Activity, New Business, and Employment in August. Cost Inflation Surged to Fourteen-Month High.
  
  
• August 3, 2005 -- Marked Growth of the Global Service Economy Consolidated in July. Solid Gains Posted for Activity, New Orders and Employment.
  
  
• July 6, 2005 -- Robust Expansion of the Global Services Economy Consolidated in June. Sharp Recovery in Employment as New Business Growth Strengthened.
  
  
• June 3, 2005 -- Expansion of Global Services Economy Improved Slightly in May, Despite Trend in New Order Growth Easing to a Near Two-Year Low.
  
  
• May 4, 2005 -- The Performance of the Global Services Economy Remained Robust in April, with Activity and New Business Continuing to Rise at Solid Rates.
  
  
• April 5, 2005 -- Expansion of Global Services Economy Picked Up in March, Supported by Strong Growth in New Business.
  
  
• March 3, 2005 -- Marked Upturn of Global Services Economy Maintained in February, but Growth Rates in Activity and New Orders Showed Slight Decline.
  
  
• February 3, 2005 -- Global Service Economy Exhibited Further Strength in January, Supported by Fastest Growth in New Business for Six Months.
  
  
• January 6, 2005 -- Global Service Economy Showed Improved Strength in December, Resulting in Robust Net Gain in Employment.
  
  
• December 3, 2004 -- Global Services Activity and New Orders Rose at the Least Marked Rates for Almost One-And-A-Half Years in November.
  
  
• November 3, 2004 -- Expansion of Worldwide Services Activity Gathered Momentum in October, Following Re-Acceleration of New Business Growth.
  
  
• October 5, 2004 -- Global Service Economy Expanded at Weakest Rate Since July 2003, Following Further Slowdown of New Business Growth.
  
  
• September 3, 2004 -- Growth of Worldwide Service Sector Activity Moderated in August. Employment Back in Positive Territory.
  
  
• August 4, 2004 -- Strong Growth of Global Services Activity Gathered Pace in July, but Upturn of Employment Stalled as Costs Rose at A Marked Rate.
  
  
• July 6, 2004 -- Global Service Sector Growth Maintained in June, but Rate of Expansion Eased. Inflation of Input Prices Surged to Four-Year Peak.
  
  
• June 3, 2004 -- Global Service Economy Exhibited Further Marked Growth in May. Sharp Inflation of Costs Gathered Pace as Oil Prices Strengthened.
  
  
• May 6, 2004 -- Robust Growth of the Global Service Economy Continued During April. Upturn in Employment Maintained Despite Surging Input Costs.
  
  
• April 5, 2004 -- Rapid Expansion of the Global Services Economy Reflected Further Substantial Growth of New Business During March.
  
  
• March 3, 2004 -- Substantial Growth of Service Sector Activity and New Business Continued in February, Supporting Modest Increase of Employment.
  
  
• February 4, 2004 -- Expansion of the Global Services Economy Remains Strong, Supported by Marked Growth of Incoming New Business.
  
  
• January 6, 2004 -- Impressive Performance of the Global Services Economy Continues in December. Growth of Activity and New Business Remain Robust.
  
  
• December 3, 2003 -- Global Services Economy Expands at Series Record Rate, Underpinned by Sharpest Growth of New Business in Survey History.
  
  
• November 2003 -- Global Services Economy Expands at the Sharpest Rate in Over Three Years. Growth of New Business Hits Series Record Pace. Service Sector Output.
  
  
• October 2003 -- World-Wide Service Sector Growth Hits Three-Year High in September. But Growth of New Business Weakens.

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