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US DATA: May factory orders +0.4%, stronger than the -0.1% exp, with 
durable goods orders rev up slightly to -0.4% (prev -0.6%), nondurable 
goods orders +1.1% due to +3.4% for petroleum and coal products. 
- Excluding -1.1% transportation orders, factory orders would have been 
+0.7%, continuing a string of gains and pointing to underlying strength. 
- Nondefense capital goods new orders -1.6%, but +0.3% ex aircraft.    
- Total factory shipments were +0.6% in May, with nondefense capital 
goods shipments +3.3%, but +0.2% ex aircraft.
- Factory inventories +0.2%, so combined with the advance estimates for 
retail (+0.4%) and wholesale inventories (+0.5%), this would result in 
+0.4% for business inventories.

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