US August Durable Goods Orders Final MoM: Bullish for USD

On September 3, 2025, the US Department of Commerce released the final month-over-month reading for US August durable goods orders. The reported value was 2.9%, matching both the forecast and the previous value of 2.90%.Definition: This indicator measures the volume of orders placed for goods not expected to wear out quickly over the coming month, providing insight into manufacturing sector activity. The market pays particular attention to figures excluding defense and transportation sectors, as these more accurately reflect business investment trends. As a leading indicator of production, an increase in durable goods orders signals rising manufacturing activity, which is supportive for the US dollar.This data is of moderate importance. It is calculated by measuring the change in total value of new orders for durable goods within the manufacturing sector. The release frequency is monthly, with the next publication scheduled for November 4, 2025.

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