U.S. Factory Orders Show Steady Demand as Core Manufacturing Gains Ground
Orders excluding transportation rise 1.1% in July, signaling resilient industrial activity
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Core U.S. Factory Orders Rose In June, Indicating Solid Demand
Outside the volatile transportation category, new orders rose 0.4 percent to $498.6 billion, a commonly watched proxy for underlying demand.
Factory Orders Decline In September, Fourth Drop In Five Months
The decline undercuts claims by Kamala Harris that the Biden administration had sparked a manufacturing boom. In fact, manufacturing activity has been contracting for nearly two years and manufacturing jobs have fallen for three straight months.
Factory Orders Rise For Third Straight Month
Factory orders keep rising and orders for consumer goods are rising even faster.
Core Capital Goods Orders Fall to Smallest Annual Gain Since 2020
Core capital goods orders were down for the second straight month in October, a signal of weakening business confidence in the economy.
Factory Orders Jump 2.8%, Biggest Gain Since January 2021
The factory sector is showing signs of renewed activity despite surveys suggesting an ongoing contraction.
U.S. Factory Orders Jump, Boosted by Both Military and Civilian Spending
A much stronger than expected report adds to the evidence that manufacturing’s slump is in the rearview mirror.
Factory Orders Plunge, Ending Four Month Streak of Increases
Excluding transportation, manufacturing orders grew by more than expected.
Core U.S. Factory Orders Jump More Than Expected
Looking beyond aircraft orders, U.S. factory orders have not weakened by as much as expected despite the headwind of Fed hikes.
Factory Orders Flat in August as Manufacturing Sector Slows
Core capital goods order rose 1.4 percent, suggesting business confidence.
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.
Factory Orders Jump as Inflation Stays Hot
A much bigger than expected increase in May.
Bidenflation Fuels Sharp Rise in Factory Orders
A big jump in factory orders likely reflects prices rising more than real growth.
Factory Orders Fall For First Time in 10 Months
Orders for household appliances, however, rose.
Bidenflation: Factory Orders Plunge Twice as Much as Expected
Inflation masked an even larger contraction in manufacturing at year-end.
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.
Factory Orders Jumped in March as Americans Emerged from Pandemic Sheltering
U.S. factory orders rose 1.1 percent in March, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. That was below the 1.3 percent increase expected by analysts but above the 0.8 percent contraction amid February’s harsh weather.
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.
