U.S. business activity expanded this month at the fastest pace in nearly a year, driven by solid demand for services, which allowed services firms greater leeway to boost prices.
The S&P Global flash March composite purchasing managers index rose 3.2 points, to 53.3, the group reported Friday. Readings above 50 indicate expanding output. A gauge of prices charged by service providers increased to a five-month high.
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