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Data Round-Up: Real Equipment Spending Likely to 'Pause' in 18Q2 -- Up Less than +2%
posted by Michael Lewis on May 25, 2018
Found in US, categorized in Manufacturing
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Based on today’s April data, and factoring in the likely drag from aircraft & vehicles, FMI is tracking only a modest gain in real equipment spending for 18Q2, +1% or so; this amounts to just a pause after the near +9% average gain over the prior year.
Abstract
FMI’s analysis of today’s April Durable Goods Orders report.
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