Factory Orders Pull Back As Expected in August
October 4, 2012 @ 10:02 AM EST
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Economic Update: US Factory Orders
Factory Orders for the month of August fell by -5.2%, which was slightly better than the consensus for a gain of -5.3%.
Looking back, the July number was revised down to +2.6% from +2.8%
Prior readings for comparison purposes:
- June: -0.5%
- May: +0.5%
- April: -0.7%
- March: -2.1%
- February: +1.3%
- January: -1.1%
Stocks have seen little reaction due to the fact that this is an old number by now.
Other stories on the US Economy to review:
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Challenger: Planned Job Cuts Remain Near 21-month Low
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ISM Non-Manufacturing Index Improves in September, But...
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ADP Report Shows Job Market Improved Modestly in September
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ISM Manufacturing Returns to Expansion Mode in September
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University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Improves in September
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Chicago PMI Dives Below 50 in September
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Personal Income and Spending a Mixed Bag in August
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Pending Home Sales Point To a Potential Problem
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GDP Growth Rate Revised Down Significantly in Q2
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Durable Goods Orders Plunged in August
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New Home Sales Steady in August
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Richmond Fed Index Surprises to the Upside
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Consumer Confidence Surges Higher in September
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Case-Shiller Home Price Index Improves for 3rd Straight Month
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Philly Fed Index Improves in Sept, But Weakness Persists
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LEI Dips in August
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Exsiting Home Sales Improve in August
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Housing Starts Up in August, Permits Lower
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Homebuilder Confidence Up Again in Sept
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Industrial Production, Capacity Utilization Decline in
August
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Retail Sales Improve In August
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CPI - Inflation In Line With Consensus
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PPI Hotter Than Expected in August
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Jobs Report Disappoints in August
- U.S. Productivity Improves, Labor Costs Steady
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