March Durable-Goods Orders Beat Forecasts
Orders for durable goods grew in March, the Commerce Department said, breaking a streak of three straight months of declines.
Last updated: 2026-04-29 16:36:36 ET
Orders for durable goods grew in March, the Commerce Department said, breaking a streak of three straight months of declines.
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