WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Orders for durable goods sank 13.2% in August, the
biggest one-month decline in more than three years, as bookings for autos and
aircraft fell sharply, the Commerce Department reported Thursday
Economists
polled by MarketWatch had expected a decline of 5.3%
Excluding the volatile
transportation sector, whose bookings can swing sharply from month to month,
orders fell a much smaller 1.6%
And orders for core capital goods, which
exclude defense and aircraft, actually rose 1.1% after a 5.2% decline in July
Shipments of durable goods fell 3.0% in August, while inventories rose 0.6%
Orders for July were revised down to a 3.3% increase from an initial report of a
4.1% gain Shipments of core capital goods, a number used to help calculate
gross domestic product, fell 0.9% in August to mark the second straight decline
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viernes, 28 de septiembre de 2012
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