New orders for key U.S.-manufactured capital goods surged in November amid strong demand for machinery, offering more signs ...
Non-defense capital goods orders excluding aircraft, a closely watched proxy for business spending plans, rebounded 0.7% ...
US durable goods orders dropped more than projected in November led by transportation equipment, government data showed Monday. Orders for tangible items with an average life of at least three years ...
Department store chain Nordstrom (JWN) has accepted a $6.25 billion all-cash buyout offer to end its 53-year run as a ...
WASHINGTON, Nov 27 (Reuters) - New orders for key U.S.-manufactured capital goods unexpectedly fell in October, suggesting a moderation in business spending on equipment this quarter. Non-defense ...
Orders placed with US factories for business equipment rebounded in November, posting the strongest monthly advance in over a year.
However, there was considerable variance across sectors, with new-age e-commerce, consumer durables (especially electronics manufacturing services (EMS)), and capital goods, while sectors like ...
Capital Goods stocks were trading in red, with the BSE Capital Goods index decreasing 582.94 points or 0.79% at 72936.47 at 13:42 IST.
Capital Goods stocks were trading with losses, with the BSE Capital Goods index falling 1209.11 points or 1.67% at 71388.09 at 13:42 IST.