Factory Orders
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The Factory Orders report measures dollar volume of new orders, shipments, unfilled orders, and inventories reported by domestic manufacturers. Figures within the Factory Orders report are reported in the billions of dollars and also in a percent change from the previous month. Generally the Factory Orders is not widely watched compared to other economic releases.
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Factory Orders (Aug ) 1.2% vs 1% Expected
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Mexico factory activity rises to 16-month high in September
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UK factory orders grow at weakest rate since April: CBI
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U.S. services data suggests upward revision to second-quarter GDP
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U.S. factory orders tumble, but business spending firming
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Factory Orders (July ) -3.3% vs -3.3% Expected
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China factory growth unexpectedly speeds up in August in further global boost
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Britain heads back to the Brexit table, plans in hand, economy in decline
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U.S. factory orders post biggest gain in eight months
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China July factory growth cools but construction boom fortifies economy
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Atlanta Fed lowers U.S. second-quarter GDP view to 2.7 percent
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U.S. factory orders fall; core capital goods orders revised up
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May Factory Orders come in at -0.8% versus the estimate of -0.5%
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Oil snaps rally; stocks, steady after Fed minutes
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Policy ponder: central banks head for the Portuguese hills
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UK factories have best month for orders since 1988: CBI
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Factory orders post first drop in five months
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Factory Orders (Apr) -0.2% vs -0.2% Expected
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U.S. factory orders rise; core capital goods orders revised up
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Factory Orders (Mar) 0.2% vs 0.4% Expected
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UK manufacturing growth spikes to three-year high in April: PMI
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Sugarmade Expecting Record June Quarter Revenue on New Products - Announces Preliminary March Quarter Revenue Results
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U.S. factory orders increase for third straight month
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Factory Orders (Feb) 1% vs 1% Expected
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Yen rises vs. dollar and euro as U.S., China meeting looms
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Atlanta Fed reduces U.S. first-quarter GDP view to 1.3 percent
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U.S. factory orders rise for second straight month
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Factory Orders (Dec) 1.2% vs 1% Expected
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U.S. factory orders increase more than expected, shipments surge
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Factory Orders (Dec) 1.3% vs 0.5% Expected
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Nice start to the year. Pity about the rest of it
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Atlanta Fed leaves U.S. 2016 gourth-quarter GDP view at 2.9 percent
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Factory goods orders fall, but trend points to recovery
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Spanish manufacturing expands in December at fastest pace since January: PMI
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U.S. factory orders post biggest gain in nearly 1-1/2 years
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Factory Orders (Oct) 2.7% vs 2.6% Expected
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U.S. trade gap widens as exports of soybeans, other products drop
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Trading Radar for 12/6: AutoZone (AZO), Francesca's (FRAN), Toll Bros (TOL), Michaels Cos. (MIK) Report
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UK Chancellor Hammond gets boost from October borrowing data
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German economy likely grew in third quarter despite Brexit; Trump adds to uncertainty: ministry
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U.S. factory orders rise in September; order books shrink
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Factory Orders 0.3% vs 0.2%% Expected
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Trading Radar for 11/3: GoPro (GPRO), Chesapeake (CHK), Activision (ATVI), Fossil (FOSL), Starbucks (SBUX) Report
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Factory Orders 0.2% vs -0.2%% Expected
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U.S. services sector activity surges to 11-month high
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Trading Radar for 10/5: Monsanto (MON), Constellation Brands (STZ), Global Payments (GPN) Report
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Rising demand drove up September euro zone factory activity: PMI
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U.S. factory orders post largest increase in nine months
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Factory Orders 1.9% vs 2%% Expected
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Trading Radar for 9/2: Liberty Tax (TAX) Reports; Nonfarm Payrolls, Unemployment Rate
