UP 127: Weak data out of Europe and China, Weak Inflation in the U.S.

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Despite strength in Germany, Eurozone manufacturing is in technical recession while key data out of China, both industrial production and retail sales, are lower than expected. Lower than expected is also the result for U.S. import and export prices as businesses absorb higher costs and as tariff-related effects on metals fade.

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