This indicator measures the monthly change in new orders for durable goods excluding transportation items in the US.
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Thursday, October 29, 2026 at 13:30
Core Durable Goods Orders provide insight into the demand for long-lasting manufactured goods, excluding volatile transportation orders, offering a clearer view of underlying business investment trends.
Investors and policymakers watch this data to gauge economic momentum and business confidence, as rising orders often signal increased production and economic growth.
The Federal Reserve considers this indicator when assessing economic conditions and inflation pressures, influencing monetary policy decisions.
Suggests stronger business investment and economic growth, often leading to a positive market reaction and potential expectations of tighter monetary policy.
Indicates weaker demand for durable goods, which may raise concerns about economic slowdown and reduce expectations for interest rate hikes.
Confirms current economic trends without causing significant market movement.