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🚨 BREAKING: US computer and electronics shipments hit highest since 2008

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Shipments of computers and electronic products rose +4.9% YoY and +0.9% MoM in November, reaching $32 billion, the highest level since 2008. This marks the 15th consecutive monthly increase and reflects a +25% surge since the 2020 pandemic.

For context, previous peaks were $44.5B in 2000 and $34.3B in 2008. Overall, US durable goods orders climbed +12.3% YoY and +5.3% MoM in November, totaling $323 billion, the second-highest on record.

This trend indicates tech investment is gaining momentum, signaling ongoing confidence from businesses in technology and electronics spending.

Market participants should watch shipments and durable goods orders as indicators of broader economic and tech sector strength.

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📊 U.S. Durable Goods – September Final

Durable Goods: +0.5% MoM (Prev. 2.9%)

Ex-Transport: +0.6% MoM (Prev. 0.3%)

Markets watch for signs of industrial demand and economic momentum.

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📊 U.S. Economic Data Highlights 🇺🇸

▪️ GDP (q/q):
🟥 Actual: -0.5% | Forecast: -0.2% | Prev.: 2.4%

▪️ GDP Deflator (q/q):
🟩 Actual: 3.8% | Forecast: 3.7% | Prev.: 2.3%

▪️ Unemployment Claims (Primary):
🟦 Actual: 236K | Forecast: 244K | Prev.: 246K

▪️ Durable Goods Orders (Basic) (m/m):
🟪 Actual: 0.5% | Forecast: 0.1% | Prev.: 0.0%

▪️ Durable Goods Orders (Volume) (m/m):
🟨 Actual: 16.4% | Forecast: 8.6% | Prev.: -6.6%

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📉 U.S. Durable Goods Fall 2.8% in July But Core Orders Show Strength 📈

Aslamu Alaikum dear followers,

Fresh data from America has arrived. U.S. durable goods orders for July fell by 2.8% month-over-month, exactly as expected. This drop shows weakness in big-ticket items like planes, vehicles, and machinery.

But the good side is here: durable goods orders excluding transportation actually rose 1%, much stronger than the previous 0.2%. This means core business spending is still strong, showing companies continue to invest despite challenges.

For the market, this mixed report is interesting. Weak headline number may push the Federal Reserve closer to rate cuts, which is bullish for both stocks and crypto. At the same time, strong core data shows economy is not collapsing, which gives investors more confidence.

For traders and small investors, this can bring new opportunities. Rate cut expectations support Bitcoin, Ethereum, and risk assets, while steady business spending shows long-term growth.

So dear followers, keep watching these signals because they guide the future of market direction. Don’t forget to Follow me, Like and Share for more daily updates.

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