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US Durable Goods Orders MoM

The 'Durable Goods Orders MoM' in the USA measures the monthly change in new orders placed with manufacturers for durable goods, which are items expected to last at least three years, such as appliances and vehicles. This indicator is significant because it reflects consumer and business confidence, as higher orders suggest increased spending and investment. It can impact financial markets by influencing expectations for economic growth and monetary policy, often causing volatility in stock and bond markets. Analysts and investors closely watch this data for insights into the manufacturing sector's health and broader economic trends.

Next Event

Latest ReleaseActualForecastPrevious
Nov 25, 2026――1.8%

Historical Data

DateActualForecast
Oct 27, 20261.8%1.5%
Sep 25, 20260%-0.4%
Aug 26, 20261.1%0.5%
Jul 27, 20260.3%2.5%
Jun 25, 2026-4.5%-4.5%
May 28, 20267.93.5
Apr 29, 20260.8%0.5%
Apr 07, 2026-1.4%-0.5%
Mar 13, 20260%1.2%
Feb 18, 2026-1.4-3.4

Historical Chart

-20.00.020.0Jun 26, 25Jul 25, 25Aug 26, 25Sep 25, 25Nov 26, 25Dec 23, 25Dec 24, 25Jan 26, 26Feb 18, 26Mar 13, 26Apr 7, 26Apr 29, 26May 28, 26Jun 25, 26Jul 27, 26Aug 26, 26Sep 25, 26Oct 27, 26

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