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Ahead of Friday's employment report, we get a look at ISM manufacturing on Monday, while Wednesday, the Federal Reserve releases its Beige Book of Economic Conditions, and we also get the ISM's look at service industries.

It's the same day Apple hosts events in New York, London, and Shanghai to showcase new products.

Thursday is the weekly report on initial jobless claims and the import price index.

And on Friday, investors will be watching the February jobs report for signs of cooling in the labor market.

We'll also get retail sales figures.

Karen Moscow, Bloomberg Radio.

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