Pantheon Macroeconomics - The good news in today's March durable goods report is that a rebound in orders for Boeing aircraft means February's 3.0% drop in headline orders won't be repeated. The company reported orders for 69 aircraft in March, compared to just one in February.

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26 Apr. 2016 Aircraft Will Lift March Durables, but Early Easter Will Depress Core

By Ian Shepherdson

The good news in today's March durable goods report is that a rebound in orders for Boeing aircraft means February's 3.0% drop in headline orders won't be repeated. The company reported orders for 69 aircraft in March, compared to just one in February.

Posted: 26th Apr 2016 in 'U.S. Documents'

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