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Eurozone October services PMI (final) 51.4, forecast 51.7, prior 51.7.

S&P GLOBAL MARKET INTELLIGENCE chief commercial economist Chris Williamson says October PMI signals a strong start to US Q4, with annualized GDP growth potentially above 4%. Technology remains the main growth driver, with consumer-facing sectors and financial services also holding up. Offsetting factors: inflationary pressure has intensified and some forward indicators have weakened — expansion has slowed from recent highs as new order inflows eased and business confidence fell. Optimism at large services firms dropped sharply in October over consumer affordability, interest-rate and political uncertainty, while services’ average selling-price growth reached one of its fastest four-year paces. Alongside manufacturing PMI evidence of sharp commodity price rises, the data indicate inflation may remain above the Fed’s target in coming months.