US: Markit Manufacturing PMI falls to 59.2 (final) in April vs 59.7 flash estimate By Frank_Macro UnitedStates Macroeconomics
rsus the flash estimate of 59.7. That suggests that the pace of expansion in US manufacturing remained broadly robust in April. The headlines manufacturing index was 58.8 in March.
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