In March, US durable goods orders fell back sharply, dropping by 5.7% M/M, while the consensus was...
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The effects of the sequestration are starting to be felt, with the Durable Goods report from the U.S. Census Bureau at the Department of Commerce reporting that new orders for manufactured durable goods in March decreased $13.1 billion, or 5.7...
Today's release of March durable goods orders data did not paint a pretty picture.
Total orders fell 5.7%, orders excluding transportation fell 1.4%, and nondefense capital goods orders excluding aircraft and parts (a.k.a. "core capex") grew a...
U.S. stock-index futures erased
gains after government data showed orders for durable goods fell
more than forecast last month, damping optimism in the economy.
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Durable goods orders data are out.
Total orders fell 5.7% in March versus expectations of a smaller, 3.0% decline.
Orders for nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft and parts (a.k.a. "core capex") rose 0.2%. Economists were looking for a...
The Commerce Department announced that new orders for factory goods increased sharply in February. Orders for manufactured goods increased by three percent, exceedpng estimates of 2.9 percent. Civilian aircraft orders jumped by 95.1 percent, while...
Market wrap Global market sentiment: Rosy US data helped lift sentiment last night, although Europe...
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