Durable goods orders jump in July
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WASHINGTON - Consumers returned to the malls in July after taking a breather in June, although worries about the future could make the rebound short-lived.
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US manufacturing expanded at a slower pace in August as fewer companies reported an increase in orders and production. Construction spending rose to a record in July, private and government reports showed.
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WASHINGTON - US factories saw a sign that the economy is emerging from its early-summer funk. The Commerce Department reported Wednesday that orders for durable goods â-ig-ticket items expected to last
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Strong demand for gasoline and tight motor fuel inventories will push pump prices higher in July and August, the government said on Tuesday.
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US factories posted their biggest gain in four months on orders for costly manufactured goods, but new-homes sales slid, according to a pair of reports offering a mixed picture of economic activity in July.
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The economy headed into the summer with strong momentum, propelled by a manufacturing rebound and consumers who eagerly went shopping and sightseeing despite high gas prices.
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New orders for long-lasting  U.S.-made manufactured goods surged a much bigger-than-expected  5.9 percent in July, the biggest gain since September, and a  business investment gauge posted the first gain in three  months, a Commerce Department report showed on Friday.
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New orders for long-lasting  U.S.-made manufactured goods rose by a much  bigger-than-expected 5.2 percent in December and a key gauge of  business spending also surged, a Commerce Department report  showed on Tuesday.
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Manufacturing output has climbed by 0.2 percent in July compared with the previous month.
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Orders for durable goods rose in September for the third time in four months. Home sales also increased. Orders for goods intended to last more than three years increased 0.2 percent to $195.
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A hot summer and new products helps AG Barr profits climb 8.2% in the six months to the end of July.
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WASHINGTON - Orders for &quot;big-ticket&quot; durable goods crept up by a smaller-than-expected margin in September, hit by a sharp descent in demand for planes, government figures showed.
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New orders for long-lasting U.S.-made manufactured goods surged a much bigger-than-expected 5.9 percent in July, the biggest gain since September, and a business investment gauge posted the first gain in three months, a Commerce Department report showed on Friday.
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Friday&#39;s Commerce Department report says orders for most durable goods jumped 2.3 percent in the month. These figures exclude a decline in orders for civilian aircraft.
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U.S. business inventories grew by more than expected in July and the previous month was revised higher, government data showed on Wednesday, delivering the strongest two-month performance in nearly five years.
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America's factories saw orders for costly manufactured goods in July post the biggest gain in four months, an encouraging sign that the economy is emerging from an early summer funk.
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Orders to U.S. factories for durable goods, helped by strong demand for communications equipment, rose a solid 0.6 percent in December, capping off a year in which demand for big-ticket manufactured goods rose at the fastest clip in a decade.