September's factory orders data continues showing solid momentum. The headline figure clocked in at +3.55% year-over-year, while the core metric came in at +1.18%. These numbers suggest manufacturing demand is holding up reasonably well despite broader economic headwinds. Worth keeping an eye on whether this trend sustains into Q4 or if we're seeing the tail end of industrial resilience.
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0xSleepDeprived
· 7h ago
How much longer can industrial resilience hold out? Feels like it might start to falter in Q4...
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AirdropDreamBreaker
· 7h ago
3.55% looks okay, but the core data is only 1.18%... That's quite a gap. We'll have to see how Q4 goes.
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WhaleShadow
· 7h ago
How long can industrial resilience really last? I feel like this data is a bit questionable.
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StealthMoon
· 7h ago
The industrial data is okay, but this 1.18% core data is a bit disappointing... Just because the main numbers look good doesn't mean they're actually good.
September's factory orders data continues showing solid momentum. The headline figure clocked in at +3.55% year-over-year, while the core metric came in at +1.18%. These numbers suggest manufacturing demand is holding up reasonably well despite broader economic headwinds. Worth keeping an eye on whether this trend sustains into Q4 or if we're seeing the tail end of industrial resilience.