Consumers cut back on goods outlays in April after pulling forward demand in prior months, which was offset by sustained ...

Statistics Canada's early estimate for industry accounts suggests GDP in April edged up 0.1% on the month before. That was based on advance data showing increases in mining, quarrying, and oil-and-gas ...

VHLSS collects household expenditures of nearly 200 food and non-food items. Based on the detailed data of expenditure in VHLSS, we construct nine subgroups including food, health, education, clothes, ...

We believe consumer staples offer a relatively safe haven. Second, we anticipate disinflation in discretionary consumer goods from a glut of Chinese products. While this is good news for consumers ...

Both Establishment and Household Surveys rose by similar levels ... Federal government employment declined.” New Order of Durable Goods continues at record levels. This data continues to ...

Non-durable consumer goods are consumed immediately or have ... personal hygiene products, household cleaning products, furniture, books, magazines, tools, and outdoor equipment.

Orders for durable goods, items ranging from toasters ... aircraft orders in February compared to 36 in January. Non-defense capital goods orders excluding aircraft, a closely watched proxy ...

Excluding transportation, durable goods orders rose 0.3%, showing resilience in non-transportation manufacturing sectors. Core durable goods growth lagged forecasts, increasing 0.3% instead of the ...

New orders for durable goods in the US fell in December 2024, due to weaker demand for transportation equipment, despite an increase in orders for defense equipment. New orders for durable goods were ...

Other high MPCE items included Vegetables, Durable Goods, Conveyance ... showing that non-food items remain the major contributors to household expenditure, accounting for about 53% in rural ...

Fact sheet of the latest round of the Household Consumption Expenditure Survey ... in trend for spending on medical (hospitalisation and non-hospitalisation), entertainment, rent and durable goods, ...