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Durable Goods Orders Forcing Economy Into the Slow Lane?

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In today’s video, we broke down durable goods vs. core durable goods we discussed the miss in durable goods being attributed to aircraft and the miss not being a strong indication of an economic slowdown. We looked at the U.S. dollar’s purchasing power and future rate hikes as the catalyst to drive a more significant move in Durable Goods Orders in March.

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