Durable Goods Orders Flat in January as Core Business Spending Measure Stalls
New orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods were unchanged in January, a sign that factory demand remained sluggish at the start of the first quarter.
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Durable Goods Orders Boosted By Surging Demand for Capital Goods
Orders rose 5.3 percent in November, the Commerce Department said Monday in a reported delayed by last year’s government shutdown. This was far in excess of the three percent increase expected.
US Core Capital Goods Orders Surged in September, Pointing to Manufacturing Rebound
Demand for key capital goods made in America soared in September, with orders and shipments soaring, an indication that the pace of economic growth picked up in the third quarter. Orders for non-defense capital goods orders excluding aircraft, considered a
Durable Goods Orders Climb on Aircraft and Business Investment
Orders for long-lasting factory goods made in the U.S. rose sharply in August, lifted by a surge in aircraft bookings but also showing gains in business equipment that point to resilient investment.
U.S. Durable-Goods Orders Jump in May on Aircraft Surge, But Core Investment Also Strengthens
New orders for durable goods rose sharply in May, propelled by a surge in aircraft contracts and a broader rebound in business investment. Orders for long-lasting manufactured goods increased 16.4 percent from the prior month to a seasonally adjusted $343.6
Durable Goods Orders Jumped 9.2%, Crushing Expectations, Thanks To Airplane Demand
New orders for durable goods rose 9.2 percent to a seasonally adjusted $315.7 billion, after a 0.9 percent increase in February. Economists had forecast a more modest 1.4 percent rise.
U.S. Durable Goods Orders Surge Well Above Expectations in February
Orders for durable goods rose far above expectations in February, climbing 0.9 percent to $289.3 billion, according to the Commerce Department’s report released Wednesday. Economists had forecast a 1.0 percent decline, but instead, businesses continued to invest heavily in big-ticket
Factory Order Growth Grinds To A Halt, Business Demand Tepid Ahead of Election
The growth of orders placed with American factories for durable goods stagnated in August, casting a shadow on claims by Vice President Kamala Harris that the Biden-Harris administration’s policies have bolstered U.S. industrial strength. The value of durable goods orders
Another Crack in the Kamala Economy: Core Durable Goods Orders Unexpectedly Tumble
Unexpected weakness in a key economic bellwether.
Business Investment Registers Surprise Slump in October, Durable Goods Orders Dive, War Spending Rises
Durable goods orders came in much lower than expected.
War Keynesianism: Military Spending Triggers Unexpected Surge In Durable Goods Orders
Defense spending has surged as the U.S. tasks the makers of war machines to replenish U.S. military stockpiles depleted by support for Ukraine.
Core Capital Goods Orders Fall as Businesses Pare Back Investment
Durable goods orders soared thanks to purchases of civilian aircraft. But core capital goods orders were much weaker than expected.
Core Capital Goods Orders Rise 0.2%
Core capital goods, a category that excludes aircraft and defense goods, saw the second consecutive monthly rise. The January figure, however, was revised down from the very strong gain of 0.8 percent to the still healthy 0.3 percent.
January Saw a Surprise Surge in Core Durable-Goods Orders
A surprisingly strong month for business investment.
Durable Goods Orders and Shipments Soar in October
Hotter than expected durable goods orders and shipments could mean even higher rates next year.
U.S. Core Capital Goods Orders Surge Higher
Remember that signs of economic strength now likely mean more Fed hikes and a deeper recession later.
U.S. Factory Orders Fell in July for First Time in 10 Months
Business investment likely fell in real terms in July.
War Machine Springs To Life: Durable Goods Orders Surge on Military Aircraft Spending
Outside of military spending, new orders rose by less than inflation, indicating a real contraction.
Burdened by Bidenflation, Durable Goods Orders Stagnate
The latest signal of looming stagflation.
Breitbart Business Digest: Orders for Durable Goods Fell and No One Noticed
No matter which index we use to adjust for inflation, it is clear that durable goods orders actually declined in real terms in April.
Bidenflation Sends Consumer Sentiment Crashing to Lowest Level in Over a Decade
The steeper than expected decline in consumer sentiment was caused by a drop in assessments of current conditions and an even sharper decline in hope for the future.
Durable Goods Orders Plunge More Than Expected
This was the first decline in capital goods spending in a year, raising fears that the economy might be slowing more than expected.
Bidenflation Pushes Durable Goods Prices Up Most in 47 Years
We haven’t seen prices rise this fast since 1975.
Durable Goods Orders Fell Sharply in December
Business investment came to a standstill in the final month of 2021.
Durable Goods Inflation Breaks All-Time 1970s High as Prices Jump 14.9%
A record-high increase in the prices of longer-lasting goods marks inflation as the hallmark of Joe Biden’s presidency.
Carney: Bidenflation Concealed an October Decline in Factory Orders
Durable goods orders rose by more than expected but more than all of the growth can be chalked up to rising prices.
Durable Goods Orders Tumbled in September, Weighed Down by Autos and Planes
Although core capital goods orders expanded in September, much of that reflects inflation rather than real growth.
Carney: Durable Goods Orders Show We’re Paying More, Getting Less
Orders for durable goods rose by less than prices of durable goods in August, suggesting there may have been an output contraction as supply-chain disruptions still stymie growth.
Carney: Durable Goods Orders Suggest Consumers Are Balking Over Bidenflation and Delta
Spending on electronics and appliances fell in July while business investment increased.
Carney: Bidenflation Concealed Falling Factory Orders in June
Inflation may be creating an illusion of growth right now.
Biden’s Broken Economy: Cars and Computers Orders Slump as Shortages Drag Durable Goods
Orders and shipments of computers and autos fell in June as shortages batter economy.
U.S. Manufacturers Battered by Third Month of Biden Inflation
If we agree to call it “transitory,” will the pain stop?
Business Investment Unexpectedly Accelerates, Raising Risks of Overheating
Overall durable good orders slipped because of lower car and truck bookings but business investment was strong enough to raise inflation alarms.
Factory Orders Soared in January
U.S. factory orders rose by a sizzling 2.6 percent in January to $509.4 billion, data released by the Commerce Department Thursday showed.
Durable Goods Orders Jump Much Higher Than Expected
Orders for durable goods rose 3.4 percent in January compared with December. The prior month was also revised up to show a 1.2 percent gain from November.
U.S. Factory Orders Jump More Than Expected
Orders for consumer goods were particularly strong as 2020 came to a close.
October’s Durable Goods Manufacturing Growth Was More Impressive Than We Thought
And the post-election decline was even more severe than expected.
Household Incomes and Spending Jump Higher, Beating Forecasts
Spending on goods is up by 15.5 percent compared with pre-pandemic levels.
Durable Goods Orders Rise 1.9%, Much Higher Than Expected
A powerful resurgence for durable goods orders in September.
Durable Goods Order Rise for Fourth Straight Month
Orders for longer-lasting goods are back above 95 percent of their pre-pandemic level.
