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Non-defense capital goods orders declined 1.5% after accelerating 12.8% in January. Shipments of these goods rose 0.5% after vaulting 3.2% in the prior month. Core and non-defense capital goods ...
ICRA forecasts a positive outlook for India's capital goods sector, citing substantial investments in power and data centers. It anticipates a revenue growth of 13-15% for FY2026, supported by a ...
New orders for key U.S.-manufactured capital goods surged in January, hinting at a rebound in business spending on equipment in the first quarter. Non-defense capital goods orders excluding ...
Veblen goods are typically high-quality goods that are well made, exclusive, and a status symbol. Veblen goods are generally sought after by affluent consumers who place a premium on the utility ...
Capital goods stocks rallied 3.29% on February 4, following a downturn after the Union Budget 2025. Despite this, the index remains down 8.71% year-to-date, with concerns over slower capex ...
BSE Capital goods, consumer durables and auto shares were the top sectoral gainers with the indices zooming 2311 points, 1520 pts and 896 pts, respectively.
Non-defense capital goods orders excluding aircraft, a closely watched proxy for business spending plans, increased 0.2% last month after a downwardly revised 0.2% drop in July, ...
Core capital goods shipments dropped 0.5% after rising 0.4% in April. Non-defense capital goods orders decreased 0.9%, falling for a second straight month.
But John Diamond, a fellow at Rice University’s Baker Institute, said even when taking that into account, the rise in core capital goods spending remains a positive sign for future production.