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USUS March Industrial Production

16th April, 2019 3:11 pm
Soft industrial production number which reflects tepid manufacturing activity where growth is now running at its lowest rate is two years.  This matches the deterioration we’ve seen on the orders side of the Federal Reserve bank surveys and fits with the upward pressure seen on the inventory side.
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