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bem 0.8% vs previsto 1.2% sería mau, mas temos 2 pontos a favor de um bom valor:

- Excluding defense goods, orders rose 2.6 percent, the best since June.

- August revision, which turned a 1.1 percent loss into a negligible 0.1 percent decline.


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U.S. durable goods orders strengthen

WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - Orders for new durable goods rose a modest 0.8 percent in September while August's decline was revised higher, the Commerce Department estimated Tuesday.
A sharp 26.7 percent drop in orders from the Pentagon held down durable goods orders in September.
Excluding defense goods, orders rose 2.6 percent, the best since June.
Orders for core capital investment goods rose 3.9 percent, the biggest gain since 5.1 percent in March.
Economists were expecting durable orders to rise about 1.2 percent in September, but they weren't counting on the August revision, which turned a 1.1 percent loss into a negligible 0.1 percent decline. Taking the two months together, orders were higher than expected.

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8:30am 10/28/03 U.S. SEPT. DURABLE GOODS ORDERS 0.8% VS 1.2% EXPECTED

8:30am 10/28/03 U.S. AUG. DURABLE GOODS ORDERS REVISED -0.1% VS -1.1%

8:30am 10/28/03 U.S. SEPT. CORE CAPITAL GOODS ORDERS RISE 3.9%

8:30am 10/28/03 U.S. SEPT. NON-DEFENSE DURABLE ORDERS UP 2.6%

8:30am 10/28/03 U.S. SEPT. DURABLE GOODS SHIPMENTS UP 2.5%