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Posted On: 04/01/2013 7:28:34 AM
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ISM data should show manufacturing is on a roll
Markets get back to work on Monday with a fresh batch of data. That includes, ISM manufacturing, expected to rise again, and construction spending, set to rebound after a fall in February.
• Stock futures slightly lower as Wall Street readies for a return from Easter break
Markets get back to work on Monday with a fresh batch of data. That includes, ISM manufacturing, expected to rise again, and construction spending, set to rebound after a fall in February.
• Stock futures slightly lower as Wall Street readies for a return from Easter break
Reuters A store in Beijing advertising Apple products. China is the company's No. 2 market.
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