28 Wednesday Jun 2017
Posted | June 28, 2017 4:32:54 | Economics
On Monday, Census Department data showed durable-goods orders declined 1.1% for the month.
Yet, despite falling sales and a warning from GM, durable goods orders for autos and auto parts rose 1.2% in May. That was on top of a 0.5% gain in April.
The auto mystery continues as today’s advance trade data from the Census Department shows Wholesale inventories rose 0.3% and retail inventories rose 0.6%. The auto-related details were even more interesting.
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