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UK: Markit/CIPS PMIs could be quite influential for sentiment – RBC CM

Analysts at RBC Capital Markets explain that the UK’s Markit/CIPS PMIs could be quite influential for sentiment, as last month’s strong surveys for April cast doubt on the significance of the weak Q1 GDP report.

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“Another set of robust numbers would make the Q1 slowdown seem as if it were potentially transitory, whereas softer data would instead leave the April upturn looking like a positive blip amidst mounting evidence of a slowing economy. Our central expectation remains that the consumer-led slowdown will be more durable, so our bias is to look for a pullback in the PMIs to confirm this. For manufacturing, we look for 56.9 this time, from 57.3, and for construction 52.0, from 53.1. The all-important services PMI comes the following week.”

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