US durable goods orders rose 3.1% mom to USD 286.0B in January, well above expectation of 2.0% mom. Transportation equipment led the increase by 9.8% to USD 96.5B. Ex-transport orders was flat at 189.5B, below expectation of 0.4% mom. Ex-defense orders rose 3.5% mom to USD 268.7B. Full US durable goods orders release here.
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