Daily Brief: Factory Growth Hits the Brakes — S&P PMI Drops to 53.2 Ahead of Today’s ISM Reveal
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI slips to 53.2 as factory expansion cools. ISM and JOLTS data at 10 a.m. could confirm — or complicate — the picture.
S&P Global Manufacturing PMI slips to 53.2 as factory expansion cools. ISM and JOLTS data at 10 a.m. could confirm — or complicate — the picture.
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