The ISM report from the manufacturing sector showed a reading below expectations in the main indicator that went from 59.3 in October to 57.5 in November, below the 58.0 expected.
The price paid index went from 65.5 to 65.4, higher than the expected 65.0, while the new orders indicator it fell from 67.9 to 65.1, with the market consensus being 53.4.
At the same time, it was learned that construction spending rose 1.3% in October, after falling 0.5% in September.
The final reading of the manufacturing PMI Markit had previously been released. Those did not help the dollar, which remained in negative territory for the session on most fronts.
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