Factory Orders definition
- Factory orders for all goods, durable and non-durable, signal the level of growth in production and manufacturing. They are published by the US Department of Commerce, Census Bureau, and are released monthly. Factory orders indicate the country’s production capability, showing whether the number of new orders is rising or falling, whether orders are going unfilled, how many shipments are made, and how much inventory is in stock for future production.
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- Primary Market Indicators
- Unemployment rate
- Retail price index
- Producer price index
- Purchasing Managers Index
- Philadelphia Fed Survey
- Personal income
- Money supply
- Jobless Claims Report
- ISM Report On Business
- Import & Export Price Indices
- IFO Business Climate Index
- Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
- Factory Orders
- Existing Home Sales
- Durable Goods Orders
- Consumer price index (cpi)
- Consumer Confidence Index (CCI)
- Chain Store Sales Report
- Construction Spending Report
- Business Inventory Report
- Balance of Trade (BOT)
- APICS Business Outlook Index