PMI "Contractionary Territory" & "Little Changed" Consumer Sentiment Follow Cool CPI

All right, let's get to Kevin Green now who joins me for some actual live economic data to break. Now, we've got some PMIs hitting the tape. What are you seeing there, KJ.>> Yes, so we did have S&P Global uh PMIs that actually did come out earlier today. We actually have manufacturing PMI coming in better than the street's expectations coming in at 52.2%. So, expansionary territory.Street was looking for 51.9% for that number. And when you're looking at services PMI, that came in at 55.2%, 2 better than the ...