WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
Orders for long-lasting goods jumped in November, in
data suggesting a surprisingly strong and broad increase in corporate spending,
according to a report released Friday
The Commerce Department said
durable-goods orders increased 0.7% in November, and importantly, the government
upwardly revised October's reading to growth of 1.1% from a previously estimated
0.5% advance
Economists polled by MarketWatch had forecast just a 0.1% advance
in November
A category known as core capital goods, which excludes aircraft as
well as defense capital goods, climbed 2.7% in November, after a 3.2% pickup in
October
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