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Taken with surveys from the smaller manufacturing and construction sectors published earlier this week, this pointed to a sharp slowdown in overall economic growth, said Markit's chief economist Chris Williamson.
The latest figures on producer prices outside the volatile food and energy sectors, published by the Labor Department on Tuesday, showed a surprising 0.5percentt spike, prompting a sell-off in both stocks and government bonds on inflation fears.
Samuel Tombs, chief UK economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics, said services PMI, and equivalent surveys from the manufacturing and construction sectors published earlier in the week, suggested the economy was on track to grow by 0.5% in the fourth quarter, matching the rate in the third quarter.
The strong reading for the UK services sector follows similarly strong surveys of the manufacturing and construction sectors published earlier this week.
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While there have been examples of effective scale-up of QI-focused programs in public sectors, published reports of broader sustained improvements in quality of care in low- and middle-income settings remain limited [ 16, 19– 219.
For example, both the health service and university sectors publish a wealth of information about initiatives designed to narrow the gap, often jointly agreed between unions and employers.
The construction PMI followed a better equivalent survey for the manufacturing sector, published on Wednesday.
A similar survey of the manufacturing sector published by Markit on Friday also showed slower growth.
An updated report on the services sector, published on Tuesday underlined the blow to a sector that accounts for almost four-fifths of the economy's output.
A closely watched index of sentiment in the vast Chinese manufacturing sector, published by the British bank HSBC on Thursday, showed a reading of 51.7 points in March.
