Wall Street flat after factory, construction data
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Stocks were little changed on Monday on the first trading day of the second quarter as data showing a modest pickup in U. S. manufacturing offset a report showing a dimmer view of factory activity in Europe. Stocks closed their strongest quarter in more than two years on a positive note on Friday, led by underperforming sectors like energy and health care. The ISM national factory activity index rose to 53. 4 in March from 52. 4 in the previous month and came in better than forecast. But U. S. . . .
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