New orders for U.S. manufactured durable goods rose 0.3% mom in June, returning to positive territory after May’s revised -4.0% decline but falling short of expectations for a 1.6% increase. Excluding transportation, orders increased 0.6%, also below the 0.9% consensus, while orders excluding defense edged up 0.3%. Although the headline figures disappointed, the report showed […]
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