DurableGoods

US Business Equipment Orders Decline for the First Time in Four Months

2 months ago

In a surprising turn of events, new data reveals that orders for U.S. business equipment have dropped for the first time in four months, marking a significant shift in economic momentum. This decline suggests that businesses may be stepping back from investment commitments amidst changing economic conditions.

U.S. Manufacturing Activity Sees Positive Turn for the First Time Since 2022

4 months ago

In an encouraging sign for the American economy, recent reports indicate that U.S. manufacturing activity has expanded for the first time since 2022. This marked shift has sparked optimism among economists and industry leaders, suggesting a potential recovery in the manufacturing sector, which plays a critical role in the overall economic landscape.

US Durable Goods Orders Decline for Second Straight Month Amidst Aircraft Booking Slowdown

7 months ago

In a significant downturn for the manufacturing sector, US durable goods orders fell by 0.8% in September, marking the second consecutive month of decline. This downturn was largely attributed to a notable decrease in aircraft bookings, a key component of the durable goods category. The latest figures highlight ongoing challenges within the industry as businesses navigate fluctuating demand amidst broader economic uncertainties.