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Plastics Processing Index Makes Modest Gains in June

Slight uptick suggests signs of stabilization despite ongoing market challenges.

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Plastics Processing Index

The Gardner Business Index (GBI) measures the current state of plastics processing activity through survey responses covering new orders, production, backlog, employment, exports and supplier deliveries. A reading above 50 indicates expansion; below 50 indicates contraction. June is up 0.4 from 48.5 in May but well below February’s high of 50.9. 

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Components Scorecard

The GBI Components Scorecard reports the monthly change rate of primary plastics processing market factors contributing to the overall monthly index reading. 

Reading the Scorecard:

  • Color indicates where a component value falls relative to 50 for the current month. Green indicates expansion; red indicates contraction.
  • Shade indicates a value's distance from 50; the darker the shade, the further from 50.
  • Direction indicates a value's change versus the previous period. Pointing up is always better.
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Future Business Index

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The GBI Future Business Index is an indicator of the future state of the plastics processing market from industry respondents regarding their opinion of future 大象传媒 conditions for the next 12 months. Over 50 is expansion and under 50 is contraction.

Find the latest plastics processing market research and reporting at GardnerIntelligence.com

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