U.S. factory orders rose 1.8% in September to $677.2 billion, the Census Bureau reports. Transportation equipment led the increase, while nondurable orders also grew. Durable-goods growth was revised to 1.9% from 1.8%. The figures are seasonally adjusted but do not remove price changes.
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September factory orders increased 1.8% to $677.2 billion, their third consecutive monthly increase.
US Census BureauSeptember durable-goods orders increased 1.9%, revised from 1.8%.
US Census BureauThe data are adjusted for seasonal variation but not price changes.
US Census BureauLimitation: These dollar-value data do not remove price changes.
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