Brazil Manufacturing Downturn Eases In January

U.S. Manufacturing Index Indicates Continued Contraction In January

*U.S. Crude Oil Inventories Climb By 4.1 Million Barrels In Week Ended 1/27

*U.S. Job Openings Increased To 11.0 Million In December

*ISM U.S. Manufacturing PMI Dips To 47.4 In January

*U.S. Construction Spending Declines 0.4% In December

U.S. Private Sector Job Growth Slows More Than Expected In January

Italy Inflation Eases To 10.1% On Lower Energy Costs, Manufacturing Stabilizes

Spain Manufacturing Contraction Softens In January

Taiwan Industrial Production Falls 7.93%, Retail Sales Growth At 4-Month High

U.S. Private Sector Employment Increases Less Than Expected In January

*U.S. Dollar Falls To 2-day Low Of 1.0907 Against Euro After ADP Data

*U.S. Private Sector Employment Increases By 106,000 Jobs In January

*Brazil Jan S&P Global Manufacturing PMI 47.5 Vs. 44.2 In December

Eurozone Inflation Slows, Manufacturing Logs Mild Contraction