03:00 PM GMT, United States - ISM Data for December:
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ISM Manufacturing PMI: actual 49.3; forecast 48.2; previous 48.4;
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ISM Manufacturing Employment: actual 45.3; forecast 48.0; previous 48.1;
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ISM Manufacturing New Orders Index: actual 52.5; previous 50.4;
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ISM Manufacturing Prices: actual 52.5; forecast 51.5; previous 50.3;
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Source: xStation5
