Look at the bloomberg, g btv 3598 that looks at the msn reading and market reading of manufacturing. 50 is the dividing line between contraction, so we saw manufacturing come down and has been016 expanding now at a higher rate to most of 2015 and now on 27 2016 and out 2017. As trump pushes for made in america, this chart shows we had seen an expansion of manufacturing, although he is looking to expand that even further. Taking you back to the markets and a look at the major averages in the wake, a bounce back after four days of selling stocks in the United States, but i want to look at what is going on with rates because we had been seeing rates push lower. Five, a move higher by basis points and you can see the reaction to the earlier economic data, the employment report showing a job expansion and now yields take a five basis points to 2. 5 . Likewise, the u. S. Dollar had been selling off recently and coming back today, particularly versus the japanese yen, catching a bid in recent
Obituary: Sharon B. Merrill
HARPSWELL - Sharon B. Merrill died on Feb. 6, 2021, from Covid -19 at the Governor King memory care wing of .
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Sharon B. Merrill
HARPSWELL – Sharon B. Merrill died on Feb. 6, 2021, from Covid -19 at the Governor King memory care wing of Catagan Lodge, The Highlands, in Topsham. A beautiful, gracious, gifted and talented lady, she will be sorely missed by all of us that knew and loved her.
Sharon was born on March 10, 1943 in Freedom, to Clyde and Carolyn Briggs, the fifth of six Briggs children. She attended Unifree High School and the University of Maine – Orono, where she carried a double major in English and French. After graduating with honors in 1965, she was a graduate assistant in the UMO English Department for the following year. In 1966 she moved to Springfield, Mass., to teach French at the John F. Kennedy Middle School. The following year (1967) she was a graduate assistant in the English Department at the University of New Hamps