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US ISM PMI to strengthen to 53.4 - TDS

Research Team at TDS, suggests that they and the wider market are taking opposite sides of the bet with regard to the ISM Manufacturing Index.

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“While the market looks for a slight decline to 53, TD expects ISM PMI to strengthen to 53.4 on gains in the production and employment. New orders, however, could be weaker due to a slowdown in durable goods orders.

Construction spending will be released simultaneously and is expected by both TD and the market to post a rebound following the 0.8% decline in May. TD forecasts spending to increase by 0.4% m/m, slightly below the market consensus for 0.5% m/m.”

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