Factory Orders For November Drop 4.6%
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Tuesday January 6, 2009
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The Commerce Department today released its Factory Orders report for November 2008, revealing that orders for manufactured goods fell by much more than forecasted,
The report showed a drop of 4.6% or $18.7 billion, to $384.6 billion for the month, which was better, on a month over month basis, than the revised 6% decrease in October. Forecasters had been looking for a decrease of 2.6%.
November’s drop marks four consecutive months of declines in factory orders.
A huge drop in orders for non-durable goods was a major factor in the larger than expected decrease in factory orders, with orders for non-durable goods falling by 7.4% in November after falling 3.8% in October.
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