Список проголосовавших за комментарий "<a id="art-title-dallas-fed-march-manufacturing-index-700-vs-12-in-feb-20200330" title="View: Dallas Fed March manufacturing index -70.0 vs +1.2 in Feb" href="/r.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.forexlive.com%2Fnews%2F%21%2Fdallas-fed-march-manufacturing-index-700-vs-12-in-feb-20200330&s=2386340347" name="art-title-dallas-fed-march-manufacturing-index-700-vs-12-in-feb-20200330">Dallas Fed March manufacturing index -70.0 vs +1.2 in Feb<br/> </a><ul><li>Lowest reading in survey history (since 2004)</li><li>Output -35.3 vs +16.4 prior</li><li>New orders -41.3 (lowest since great recession)</li><li>Capex -34.3 vs +6.9 prior</li><li>Employment -23.0</li><li><a href="/r.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dallasfed.org%2F-%2Fmedia%2FDocuments%2Fresearch%2Fsurveys%2Ftmos%2F2020%2F2003%2Ftmos2003.pdf&s=1296634196" target="_blank">Full report</a> including comments</li></ul>-70! I've never seen that in a PMI. What an absolute cratering. The special questions were all about the virus impact and one interesting question was about employment. Among those who cited negative impacts on employment, 69% said it was temporary but a wearisomely-high 30.9% said it was permanent. This is also a decent benchmark for what people are expecting in terms of duration:<img src="https://az705044.vo.msecnd.net/20200330/2020-03-30