US durable goods orders increased less than expected month-on-month in September.
On a monthly basis, orders increased 1,8 percent (+0,1 revised from -0,1), compared with the LSEG analyst consensus, which expected an increase of 1,9 percent.
The statistics are released by the US Department of Commerce and indicate the number of new orders for goods expected to last for more than three years. Durable goods orders are considered important in the market because they are a good indicator of activity in the manufacturing industry.
US, %September, 2026ConsensusAugust, 2026RevisedDurable goods orders, MoM1,81,9-0,10,1Durable goods orders, excluding transportation, MoM0,50,60,20,3Consensus data from LSEG
