Chicago PMI Unexpectedly Plummets, Longest ‘Contraction’ Streak Since Lehman – ZeroHedge

The regional index of the manufacturing economy plunged in May from 48.6 to 40.4 (against expectations of 47.3). That is the ninth straight month below 50 (in contraction).
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The Paraclete
2 years ago

Unexpectedly, Oh that is rich. The mayor and governor will blame singular momentum.Maybe+Herself will include this in her lecture series . Is she being compensated
for this? Was she provided a box to stand and a captive audience. Jabbing her emphasis finger along with intelligible invectives

The Paraclete
2 years ago

I’m shocked, I simply don’t understand it! Illinois is so business’s friendly! Has Arbuckle commented on this shocking turn of events or at least grinned?

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