With 'soft' data turning back up to hard data's reality, all eyes are on this morning's Manufacturing PMI surveys for signs of continued reality-checks on the economy.
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S&P Global's US Manufacturing PMI rose from 50.2 to 52.0 in end May (but that was down from the flash print of 52.3) - Highest since February.
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ISM's US Manufacturing PMI fell from 48.7 to 48.5 (below expectations of 49.5) - Lowest since November
Prices remain at or near 3 year highs while new orders and employment continue to contract...
Imports plunged in April (to the lowest since 2009)...
Encouraging signs for US economy under Trump!!?? But we can blame Biden, it's too early for Trump!!