"While the report fell short of forecasts, the gains for construction and manufacturing get right to the heart of the debate and reaffirm that demand is strengthening and not weakening," Andrew Wilkinson, chief market analyst at Greenwich, Conn.-based Interactive Brokers, explained in a note.
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