Thursday, January 29, 2026 at 3:30 PM
Orders from U.S. factories rose 2.7% in November to $621.6 billion, from $605.4 billion in October.
Orders climbed 7.8% on month in December, accelerating from November’s rise, a sign that the recent struggles of the country’s industrial sector might be easing.
The U.S. trade deficit rebounded in November, the Commerce Department said Thursday, extending a turbulent stretch for international trade flows as the economy responds to the Trump administration’s tariffs and financial volatility.
Prices charged by U.S. producers for their products climbed by more than expected in December, the Labor Department said.
Canada’s economic recovery stumbled in the final quarter of last year as good-producing industries struggled with supply-chain bottlenecks and the continued weight of tariffs and uncertainty.
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