TREE NEWS reports: US durable goods orders for August were revised to a final reading of -0.1% month over month, down from an initial estimate of 0%. The revision marks a slight contraction in orders for long-lasting manufactured goods during the month, compared with the previously reported flat reading.
US August Durable Goods Orders Revised to -0.1% From 0%
AI take
The revision is marginal in isolation, but the direction matters: a flat print becoming a slight contraction keeps the US manufacturing narrative tilted toward softness rather than stabilization. For crypto and RWA markets, the read-through is indirect, running through rate expectations rather than any direct exposure, since weaker goods demand can reinforce the case for easier policy. What is worth watching is whether this small negative revision gets echoed in later factory data or remains a rounding-level artifact.
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