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U.S. durable goods orders soared 2.9% in August, defying expectations, driven by transportation equipment and resilient demand.
U.S. durable goods orders surged 2.9% in August, far exceeding the expected 0.5% decline, driven by a 7.9% jump in transportation equipment, according to the Commerce Department.
Excluding transportation, orders rose 0.4%, while core capital goods orders increased 0.6%, defying expectations.
The rise, partly due to higher prices amid tariffs, signals resilient demand, though shipments dipped 0.3%, suggesting a potential slowdown in spending.
The data adds to mixed signals about the economy’s health and may influence Federal Reserve policy expectations.
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Los pedidos de bienes duraderos en Estados Unidos se dispararon un 2,9% en agosto, desafiando las expectativas, impulsados por el equipo de transporte y la demanda resistente.