US Factory Orders m/m

New orders for manufactured goods in the United States stood at $662.7 billion in April, rising 4.8% month-over-month, data from the US Census Bureau showed on Wednesday. Shipments increased by 1% or $6.3 billion compared to March, landing at $641 billion, while unfilled orders improved by 1.7% or $26.8 billion to $1.5 trillion. Inventories amounted to $959.1 billion, going up 0.3% or $2.4 billion on a monthly basis. The inventories-to-shipments ratio stood at 1.50, slightly down compared to the previous month.

New orders for manufactured goods in the United States stood at $630.4 billion in March, rising 1.5% month on month, data from the US Census Bureau showed on Monday. Shipments increased by 1.4% or $8.8 million compared to February, landing at $633.9 billion, while unfilled orders increased 0.1% or $1.6 billion to $1.54 trillion. Inventories amounted to $956.3 billion, going up 0.6% or $5.8 billion on a monthly basis. The inventories-to-shipments ratio stood at 1.51, slipping slightly from the previous month.

Factory orders in the United States remained stable in February at $619.6 billion, the Census Bureau said in a report on Friday. New orders for durable goods fell by 1.3% from January to $315.9 billion, while nondurable goods orders added 1.5% to $303.7 billion. Shipments increased by 1.4% to $623.2 billion, and unfilled orders grew by 0.1% to $1,539.4 billion, with the unfilled orders-to-shipments ratio of 6.92, down 0.07 points from January. Inventories increased 0.1% to $950.5 billion and the inventories-to-shipments ratio ...

New orders for manufactured goods in the United States stood at $617.5 billion in December 2025, slipping 0.7% month on month, the US Census Bureau reported on Monday. Shipments increased 0.5% or $3.1 billion compared to November, landing at $609.2 billion, while unfilled orders rose by 0.9% or $13.4 billion to $1.5 trillion. Inventories amounted to $949.6 billion, climbing 0.1% or $1 billion on a monthly basis. The inventories-to-shipments ratio stood at 1.56, dipping slightly from 1.57 registered in the previous month.

New orders for manufactured goods in the United States stood at $621.6 billion in November, rising 2.7% month on month, data from the US Census Bureau showed on Thursday. Shipments edged down 0.1% or $800 million compared to October, landing at $606.3 billion, while unfilled orders increased 1.4% or $20.2 billion to $1.5 trillion. Inventories amounted to $948.4 billion, going up 0.1% or $1.4 billion on a monthly basis. The inventories-to-shipments ratio stood at 1.56, remaining at the same level as in October. US ...

Factory orders in the United States declined 1.3% in October from the previous month to reach $604.8 billion, the Census Bureau reported on Wednesday. Orders of the manufactured durable goods decreased 2.2% to $307.3 billion, while the orders of the nondurable goods were down by 0.4%, reaching $297.5 billion. Shipments rose 0.1% in October, while unfilled orders advanced 0.2% to reach $1,492.8 billion. Inventories slightly rose to $590.8 billion from September's $589.7 billion figure. US Durable Goods Orders (M/M) Oct F: -2.2% (est -2.2%; prev -2.2%) - Durables Ex Transportation (M/M): 0.1% (est 0.2%; prev 0.2%) - Cap Goods Orders Nondef Ex Air (M/M): 0.5% (prev 0.5%) - Cap Goods Ship Nondef EX Air (M/M): 0.8% (prev 0.7%)

Factory orders in the United States rose 0.2% in September from the previous month to $612.6 billion, a new report from the Census Bureau said on Thursday. New orders for manufactured durable goods increased 0.5% to $313.7 billion, while orders for manufactured nondurable goods decreased 0.1% to $298.9 billion. Shipments rose by 0.1% month-on-month to $307.8 billion, while unfilled orders advanced 0.7% to $1,489.8 billion. Inventories declined by 0.1% to $589.7 billion, with the inventories-to-shipments ratio at 1.56, unchanged from ...