The Kansas City Fed’s Manufacturing Production Index surged to 10 in February 2026, rebounding from -2 in January, signaling renewed output growth. Future activity expectations edged higher, with employment outlooks also improving. Input and finished goods prices cooled moderately, suggesting easing inflationary pressure in the sector.
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US Kansas Fed Manufacturing Index Rebounds in February
The Kansas City Fed’s Manufacturing Production Index surged to 10 in February 2026, rebounding from -2 in January, signaling renewed output growth. Future activity expectations edged higher, with employment outlooks also improving. Input and finished goods prices cooled moderately, suggesting easing inflationary pressure in the sector.