#Manfacturing PMI

[megaalexmark]

US January S&P Global flash manfacturing PMI 46.8

https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/us-january-sp-global-flash-manfacturing-pmi-46-8/?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

[crestico]

Treasury Yields Remain Nearly Unchanged on Economic Data Market opened today’s session with treasuries drifting across all maturities. 10-Year Treasury yield is at 1.7723, unchanged from prior closing of 1.7723. US equity futures edged higher, setting to end the three day losing streak as investors digested the comment from President Trump on a partial trade deal with China. President Trump indicated in an interview that a deal was very close, and there’s a very good chance to make the deal. His comments came after his Chinese counterpart Xi said Beijing wanted to work toward a phase-one deal on the “basis of mutual respect and equality” which was his first comment on a partial deal. Elsewhere, WTI crude edged lower after reaching a nine-week high, trading below $58.50 a barrel. Despite the mixed bag of economic data in Europe, PMI readings in the US showed improvements across the board. Markit US Services PMI printed 51.60 vs. 51.00 consensus and 50.60 prior, and Manfacturing PMI rose to 52.20 from 51.30 prior vs. 51.40 consensus. The Composite PMI also moved higher to 51.90 from a prior reading of 50.90. Lastly, University of Michigan Sentiment edged higher to 96.80 from 95.70 prior. The curve has flattened with UST 10-Year yield unchanged. — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/37un1D4