Durable Goods Orders in the United States came better than expected yesterday. The MoM release shows an increase of 7.3%, higher than expectations of 7%.
It is another sign of improvement, albeit a timid one. The increase follows a 15.1% increase in May, a promising sign for new orders, and the pick-up in overall economic activity.
Core Orders Declined
Despite the better than expected headline, the core number, that excludes aircraft, missed expectations. Furthermore, the…
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