On the macroeconomic front, things will be relatively quiet to start the week, although on Monday the Institute of Supply Management released a survey showing that manufacturing in the U.S. slowed down in June. Construction spending declined by 1.1% in June from May, missing estimates. The purchasing managers index, however, exceeded estimates with a reading of 52.8. A reading above 50 indicates that manufacturing is expanding, and a reading below 50 indicates that manufacturing is contracting.
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