- ISM manufacturing index ticks up to 47.1 from 46.2 in March
- Prices component moves back above 50 mark
- USD dollar gains slightly after the data
- Indices remain nearly flat

ISM manufacturing is up but so is employment and prices – it looks like the Fed might need to be even more restrictive. Source: ISM
Economic calendar: NFP data and US oil inventory report 💡
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BREAKING: US RETAIL SALES BELOW EXPECTATIONS
Economic calendar: Indices and EURUSD await US retail sales report