New orders for durable goods recorded growth in June, less than market expectations, according to the report of the US Census Bureau issued today, Tuesday, July 27 (July), as the data showed a decline in the Ponyo reading by 0.8% to reach $257.6 billion compared to the revised May reading to 3.2% and less Market expectations indicated an increase of 2.1%.

In the details of the index, orders for defense capital goods fell by -1.5%, computers fell by -0.6%, and cars and spare parts fell by -0.3%. In contrast, the largest increase in the index was recorded from non-defense aircraft and parts by 17%, and orders for communications equipment rose by about 6.4%. and transportation equipment to 2.1%, new orders for non-defense capital goods excluding aircraft posted an increase of about 0.5% in June.

The US dollar is trading down after announcing the statement at 92.47 levels, after testing 92.81 levels at the beginning of the European session.