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US Core Durable Goods Orders Surge For 11th Straight Month
US Core Durable Goods Orders Surge For 11th Straight Month
After recent string 'soft' survey data, this morning we get some 'hard' data and it's mixed...ish...
Preliminary headline durable goods orders for February fell 1.4% MoM (worse than the -1.2% MoM exp). That is the third monthly decline in a row (the first 3-month decline since Nov 2019)
Source: Bloomberg
The monthly decline of the headline print largely reflected a decline in orders for aircraft.
Boeing said it received fewer orders for its planes in February than a month earlier.
On the other hand, core durable...
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