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Again, Coming In Below 2008

By Jeffrey P. Snider|2013-07-25T14:04:13-04:00July 25th, 2013|Markets|

Same story, different month. Durable goods are still running well-below 2008 comparisons, continung the run of bad numbers and trends. Headline durable goods were great due to a huge increase at Boeing, but the results outside of that were pretty much standard for 2013. While new orders continued a slight uptick in both durable goods ex-transportation and nondefense capital goods [...]

Durable Goods Trend Unchanged

By Jeffrey P. Snider|2013-01-28T16:45:24-05:00January 28th, 2013|Markets|

Despite all the reported safety problems with the Dreamliner 787, Boeing had a terrific month to close out 2012. The company received 183 orders in December, a pickup in pace over the 124 in November (and the 101.8% decline for non-defense aircraft in August 2012). That led to a headline increase in total durable goods orders of 4.6%, cheering markets [...]

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