New orders for key U.S.-manufactured capital goods rebounded more than expected in April and shipments of those goods also increased, suggesting a modest improvement in business spending on equipment ...
New orders for manufactured goods rose for the third consecutive month in April, US government data showed Tuesday. Factory orders rose 0.7% to $588.22 billion in April, steady with the downwardly ...
April Factory Orders: +0.7% to $588.2B vs. +0.7% consensus and +0.7% in March (revised down from +1.6%). Factory order excluding transportation also advanced 0.7%, compared with the 0.4% increase ...
The PMI, currently below 50, reflects market pessimism. The pessimism appears to be easing, and the next couple of reports ...
The US economy added more jobs than expected last month in a blow to hopes that the Federal Reserve could start interest rate ...
US stocks sank into the red early Tuesday as investors weighed signs the surprising resilience in the US economy might be ...
Gold prices retreat some 0.90% in the mid-North American session on Tuesday, amid a risk-off impulse and despite falling US ...
The All-Ords share price index rose by 3.2% from Friday 3rd May to Thursday 16th May, but then fell by 2.2% to Friday 31st ...
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AUD/USD declines to 0.6648, down 0.60%, despite speculation of Fed rate cuts due to weaker US data. US job openings fall to 8 ...
US stocks sank into the red early Tuesday as investors weighed signs the surprising resilience in the US economy might be ...
US stocks opened lower on Tuesday as investors weighed signs the surprising resilience in the US economy might be starting to ...