Durable-goods

Durable-goods orders are projected to have risen 1.5 percent in December, bouncing back from a November decline.

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Durable-goods orders rose 4% in July, against expectations of a 2% increase.

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Durable-goods sales rebounded with a 1.9% rise from August, as automobile sales recovered after a lull following the end of the government's car-scrapping scheme.

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Durable-goods orders rose more than expected in May, boding well for copper demand, as the metal is used in goods designed to last three years or more, like cars, planes and factory equipment.

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Durable-goods orders fell 0.8% in September, from the previous month, against expectations of a 1% decline.

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Durable-goods orders are often viewed as gauge of the health of the U.S. factory sector and last month's drop in nonaircraft orders does suggest a slowdown.

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Durable-goods manufacturers, which are highly influenced by the inventory cycle, had a particularly strong quarter, as did information technology companies.

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Durable-goods manufacturers, which are highly influenced by the inventory cycle, had a particularly strong quarter, as did information technology companies.

U.S. Corporate Profits Kept Climbing at End of 2009 Sara Murray 2010

Durable-goods manufacturers, which are highly influenced by the inventory cycle, had a particularly strong quarter, as did information technology companies.

U.S. Corporate Profits Kept Climbing at End of 2009 Sara Murray 2010

Durable-goods orders are forecast to have increased 1.5 percent in April, showing a continued rise in purchases of capital goods by businesses.

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