US Durable Goods Orders Fall 1.4% in February, Missing Estimates

U.S. durable goods orders fell 1.4% month-over-month in February to $315.5 billion, missing market expectations of a 0.5% decline, with transportation equipment leading the decrease as commercial aircraft orders plunged 28.6% while nondefense capital goods excluding aircraft rose 0.6%.

US January Durable Goods Orders Flat, Missing Estimates

U.S. durable goods orders remained flat in January at $321.2 billion, falling short of market expectations for a 1.2% increase, while nondefense capital goods orders excluding aircraft, a key business investment indicator, showed no change from the previous month.

Why PSU Banks and Capital Goods Are Leading the Stock Market Gains

Expert Dipan Mehta explains why PSU banks and capital goods stocks are performing well, while IT stocks face challenges. See who is affected and what happens next.

10th India Machine Tools Show inaugurated, set to play role of catalyst in India’s industrial growth – Tycoon World

New Delhi, 12 July 2025: The landmark 10th edition of the India Machine Tools Show, one of the largest and most influential platforms for the capital goods

US Durable Goods Orders Fall 6.3% in April, First Decline in Five Months

US durable goods orders fell 6.3% in April, marking the first decline in five months, as a steep drop in non-defense capital goods orders signals weakening business investment sentiment.

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