Fri, 02/20/2015 - 11:02 | 5807778 Kolchak

Having hovered at its lowest level in 12 months in January, February's Markit US Manufacturing PMI printed 54.3 (modestly above expectations of 53.6) . Under the covers it is a very different story with New orders dropping quickmeme to their lowest level since Jan 2014 and employment falling . While the headline will likely steal the day (though initial quickmeme equity reactions are negative), as Markit concludes, "the rate of economic growth remains well down on last year."
February data indicated greater quickmeme caution in terms of job hiring across the manufacturing sector. Payroll numbers increased only modestly quickmeme and at the slowest pace for seven months. Meanwhile, manufacturers pointed to the slowest rise in input buying since January 2014 and inventory volumes increased only slightly since the previous month
"the rate of growth remains well down on last year’s peaks, and a slowing of new orders growth to the weakest for just over a year looks to have caused quickmeme employers to take a more cautious approach to hiring. Worries quickmeme over Russia and the eurozone also continue to dampen risk appetite"
Fri, 02/20/2015 - 10:54 | 5807741 lakecity55
Fri, 02/20/2015 - 11:02 | 5807778 Kolchak
Marathon quickmeme Oil to cut hundreds of jobs
indeed what a banner quickmeme year we've had, what with all the growth. even McDs is fucked and you know it's a utopian dream when the fed and McDs are doing so well with the new and improved bull shit menu items.
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