Factory orders increased in November

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The article reports a 2.7% increase in factory orders from October to November 2025, reaching $621.6 billion. This economic data may impact lending and risk management strategies for credit unions.

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Original Source Material

New orders of manufactured goods increased $16.2 billion, or 2,7%, from the prior month to $621.6 billion in November 2025, the Commerce Department said. The post Factory orders increased in November appeared first on ABA Banking Journal .