The Chicago PMI, along with other mixed data we've been getting, points, in my mind, to a turning point. But you have to be careful reading too much into this -- it's a survey of 200 firms in the Chicago area with a 50 percent response rate. I think we're at a turning point and will get a rebound, but the strength of that rebound is still in question.

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