Friday opened with stock index futures higher and a handful of names gapping up before the bell. The surface looks calm. Under it, the data points are less friendly: manufacturing input costs are rising, services are slowing, foreclosures are at six-year highs, and housing names keep leaking to new 52-week lows.
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