U.S. Factory Orders Climb More Than Expected In September
2018年11月2日 - 7:50PM
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New orders for U.S. manufactured goods increased by more than
expected in the month of September, according to a report released
by the Commerce Department on Friday.
The Commerce Department said factory orders climbed by 0.7
percent in September after spiking by an upwardly revised 2.6
percent in August.
Economists had expected factory orders to rise by 0.5 percent
compared to the 2.3 percent jump originally reported for the
previous month.
Durable goods orders increased by a downwardly revised 0.7
percent in September after soaring by 4.7 percent in August. Orders
for transportation equipment led the way higher once again, surging
up by 1.9 percent.
The report said orders for non-durable goods also rose by 0.6
percent in September, matching the increase seen in the previous
month.
The Commerce Department also said shipments of manufactured
goods increased by 0.9 percent in September after climbing by 0.7
percent in August.
Inventories of manufactured goods also rose by 0.5 percent in
September following a revised 0.1 percent uptick in the previous
month.
With shipments rising more than inventories, the
inventories-to-shipments ratio dipped to 1.33 in September from
1.34 in August.
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