This indicator measures the monthly change in new orders received by manufacturers in the US.
Releases at
16:00
Friday, October 30, 2026 at 16:00
New orders are a leading indicator of manufacturing activity and overall economic health, as they signal future production demand.
Central banks and investors watch this data to gauge the strength of the manufacturing sector and potential impacts on GDP growth and inflation.
Stronger new orders can suggest rising business confidence and economic expansion, influencing monetary policy expectations and market sentiment.
Positive for the US dollar and stock markets as it signals economic strength.
Negative for the US dollar and stock markets as it indicates weaker manufacturing demand.
Markets typically show little reaction as the data confirms current economic outlooks.