US factory orders rose 1.8% in September, ex-transport up 1.3%
US factory orders climbed 1.8% month on month in September, while the figure excluding transport rose 1.3%, according to TradingView.
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what happened
US manufacturers' orders increased 1.8% in September from the previous month, according to data published by TradingView, citing RTT News and dpa-AFX. Excluding orders for transportation equipment, the gain was 1.3% month on month.
Transport has a large effect on the headline number, so the measure without it is often seen as a steadier gauge of demand for industrial goods.
why it matters
The data point to continued demand in US manufacturing. For markets, the figure excluding transport matters most, since it better reflects business investment and helps gauge the outlook for the economy and Federal Reserve policy.
market impact
US dollar: strong industrial demand supports the currency, mild upward pressure
- US dollar pressure up — strong industrial demand strengthens expectations for the US economy
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sources
- MNI: US SEP FACTORY ORDERS +1.8% M/M, EX-TRANSPORT +1.3% — TradingView, 3 November 2026 at 15:15 UTC
- MNI: US SEP FACTORY ORDERS +1.8% M/M, EX-TRANSPORT ORDERS +1.3% M/M — TradingView, 3 November 2026 at 15:15 UTC
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