U.S. Factory Orders Rise More Than Expected in April

According to the U.S. Census Bureau, factory orders rose by 4.8% in April to $662.7 billion, exceeding expectations of a 4.3% increase and surpassing the previous month's revised growth rate of 1.8%. The data suggests stronger-than-anticipated demand for manufactured goods.

By Mary Christine Joy, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha ·

U.S. Factory Orders Rise More Than Expected in April

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