Advance: U.S. Durable Goods Orders Rebounded in February
A modest February increased followed a January that had the sharpest one-month decline since April 2020.
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A modest February increased followed a January that had the sharpest one-month decline since April 2020.
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Driven by a sharp decline in commercial aircraft orders, it was the sharpest one-month drop since April 2020’s 19.3%.
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Following their biggest gain in 28 months during November, orders were virtually unchanged in December.
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It was quite the rebound from an October slump, showing continued recent volatility.
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It was a major reversal from September’s 4.0% gain, and the second considerable drop in four months.
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Following 2 consecutive monthly decreases, new orders increased $13.2 billion (or 4.7%) to $297.2 billion, the Census Bureau said.
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Machinery, up four of the last five months, led the increase at $0.2 billion or 0.5% to $37.8 billion.
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New orders for manufactured durable goods in July were down following four consecutive monthly increases, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
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It was the fourth consecutive monthly increase, and more than twice the increase of May.
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The U.S. Census Bureau also said that data for March was revised higher to show that core capital goods declined 0.6% as opposed to the previously reported drop of 1.1%.
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Driven by a sizable decrease in transportation equipment, it followed a strong 5.1% increase in December.
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It’s a significant drop that follows three consecutive monthly increases.
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The increase, up 15 of the last 16 months, followed a 0.5% July increase.
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Manufactured durable goods, which had increased 11 consecutive months, had been up 1.3% in March.
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Decrease of manufactured durable goods is the first dip after nine straight months of growth since May 2020.
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Increase of manufactured durable goods is the ninth in a row since May 2020; this growth period was preceded by two decreases during the height of the coronavirus crisis.
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Increase of manufactured durable goods is the eighth in a row since May; this growth period was preceded by two decreases during the height of the coronavirus crisis.
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Increase of manufactured durable goods for the month is the seventh in a row after two decreases during the height of the coronavirus crisis.
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Increase of manufactured durable goods is the seventh in a row following growth since May; this period was preceded by two decreases during the height of the coronavirus crisis.
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Increase of manufactured durable goods is second in a row following the double-digit growth in May, which had been preceded by two decreases during the height of the coronavirus crisis.
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