Kitco
25 Jun 2026, 12:51 UTC · 2h ago
Gold clings to $4,000/oz after U.S. durable goods drop -4.5% in May
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Kitco
25 Jun 2026, 12:51 UTC · 2h ago
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Core durable goods orders rose 1.3% in May, exceeding the 0.6% consensus forecast. — Stronger-than-expected core data indicates underlying resilience in non-volatile sectors, potentially offsetting the headline decline.
+0.30Non-defense capital goods orders excluding aircraft rose 1.6% in May, beating the 0.6% expectation. — This is a key proxy for business investment and suggests stronger corporate spending than previously anticipated.
+0.30U.S. durable goods orders fell 4.5% in May, matching economist expectations. — A significant drop in durable goods suggests slowing industrial demand, though the fact that it met expectations limits the immediate shock.
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