The United States has seen an increase in non-defense capital goods orders, excluding aircraft, for the month of November, with figures reaching 0.7%, a rise from October's 0.5%. This updated data comes as of January 26, 2026, showcasing continued strength in the durable goods segment despite economic uncertainties.
The month-over-month comparison illustrates a positive trend in the sector, following from October's 0.5% advancement. These orders are a significant indicator of business investment spending, often reflecting broader confidence in economic stability and growth.
The latest increase might suggest optimism in the manufacturing sector's resilience, potentially bolstering market sentiment and investment outlooks into 2026. As businesses ramp up on equipment purchases, it potentially signals a robust economic phase ahead, with eyes keenly watching how these trends develop over the coming months.
