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\u00a0Durable goods orders, according to the US Census Bureau’s report issued a few moments ago, grew in June, better than market expectations, with a growth of 1.9%, or 5 billion, to reach $ 272.6 billion on a monthly basis, after a growth of about 0.8% in May, while expectations indicated a decline of 0.5%. . Core orders, excluding transportation, increased by 0.3%, while new orders, excluding defense, increased by 0.4%. The US dollar, after declines since the beginning of the European session, records slight increases and is trading at 106.95 levels, less than an hour before the opening of the American markets.<\/p>\n
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