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New orders for durable goods rose in November

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New orders for durable goods increased by $16.4 billion or 5.3% in November 2025; this follows a 2.1% decrease in October.

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New orders for manufactured durable goods increased $16.4 billion or 5.3% to $323.8 billion in November 2025, the U.S. Census Bureau said in its advance report. The rise followed a 2.1% October decrease. The post New orders for durable goods rose in November appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .