(AOF) – Durable goods orders fell 2.2% in February, when they were expected to fall 0.5%. Increased by 1.6% in February. Excluding shipping, orders for durable goods fell 0.6%, while they were expected to be + 0.5%. They rose 0.8% in January.
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