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MNI DATA ANALYSIS: US January Durable Orders Fell 3.7%>
--Ex-Transportation Orders -0.3%; Transportation Orders -10.0%
--Nondefense Aircraft And Parts New Orders -28.4%
--Nondefense Cap Goods Ex Aircrafts New Orders -0.2%
By Sara Haire and Holly Stokes
WASHINGTON (MNI) - The value of U.S. durable goods new orders fell
3.7% in January, falling below the 2.5% decrease expected by analysts
in an MNI survey. Transportation orders fell 10.0%, and new orders
excluding transportation orders posted a 0.3% decline, data released
Tuesday by the Commerce Department showed.
The fall in new orders excluding transportation was well below the
0.2% gain expected and reflected declines in most categories. The only
gains in new orders were in fabricated metal products (+0.5%) and
computers and electronic products (+0.6%).
This is the first decline in new orders excluding transportation
following six consecutive monthly increases. This decline marks a
potential end to continued underlying strength in durable new orders,
something analyst forecasts had not anticipated.
--AIRCRAFTS FALL
As expected, nondefense aircraft and parts new orders saw a large
decline of 28.4% in January, following a 16.1% rise in December and a
14.1% increase in November. Meanwhile, defense aircraft and parts
dropped 45.6%, effectively reversing the 47.8% gain seen in December.
Motor vehicles orders saw a 0.1% rise. In addition, transportation
orders excluding motor vehicles and aircraft fell 21.6%, according to an
MNI calculation.
Nondefense capital goods new orders saw a decline of 1.5%, and
was still down 2.1% when excluding civilian aircraft, according to an
MNI calculation. Nondefense capital goods new orders excluding all
aircrafts was down 0.2%.
--SHIPMENTS, INVENTORIES RISE
Durable goods shipments rose 0.2% in January, with nondefense
capital goods shipments flat and up 0.1% excluding civilian aircraft
shipments, according to an MNI calculation, and still up 0.1% excluding
all aircrafts.
Durable goods inventories were up 0.3% in the month, while unfilled
orders saw a 0.3% decrease.
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