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Index Shows Midwest Economic Growth Picked Up in February
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February 2011

The Midwest Economy Index was +0.35 in February, up from +0.19 in January.

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Last Updated: 03/31/2011

Index Shows Midwest Economic Growth Picked Up in February

Led by gains in the manufacturing sector, the Midwest Economy Index (MEI) increased to +0.35 in February from +0.19 in January. February marked the fifth consecutive month that Midwest economic growth has been above its historical trend. In addition, Midwest growth continued to outperform national growth, as the relative MEI was also +0.35 in February, up from +0.28 in the previous month.

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