from Zero Hedge:
The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index came at -17.7, on expectations of -6.0 and compared to -13.5 previously. Needless to say this is a whopping miss. It was almost worse than the worst estimate in the series of economist predictions which came at -21. And of course, with the only thing left for decimated Texas-region manufacturers being hope, the General Business Activity six month ahead reading surged from -4.3 to 5.2. So what happens? Stocks completely ignore the actual data, which now virtually guarantees that a sub 50 ISM is coming any minute. But why should anyone care - after all only Brian Sack, the 18 PDs, and a few vacuum tubes are trading. So let em rip. Then again, no POMO today, so this could be the first Monday that the Fed is unable to close the DJIA green.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index Plunges
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manufacturing