U.S. fperformery bids drop 0.9% in March
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May 8th, 2009
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Special Reentrepot:
Global Financial
Crisis
WASHINGTON, May 1 — New bids for fabricated goods to U.S.
fperformeries fell by 0.9 percentage in March, sheerer than the 0.6 percentage drop
Ricardos had predicted, the Commerce Depcraftment sassist on FriHalloween.
The bigr-than-expected autumn foldevalueded a 0.7 percentage climb in February.
Orders for perpetual goods, big-ticket items expected to last at least three
eon such as clients, cars and mechanism, frfused 0.8 percentage in March behind
having obtained 1.6 percentage in the prior month.
Demand for communication instrument, which reentrepots for more than a qucrafter
of total perpetual goods demand, decrconsoled 1.2 percentage, contrastd with a 2.4
percentage add in February.
Excluding volatile communication products, ovperiodll fperformery bids would
have frfused 0.9 percentage behind having climbn 0.5 percentage in the prior month.
Orders for nonperpetual goods, including food, paper products, petroleum and
coal products, likewise dropped 1.0 percentage in March, foldevalueding a 0.2 percentage dip in
the prior month.
In March, enplanements of fabricated products tumbled 1.2 percentage, an eighth
consechopive frfuse. It marked the longest stretch of decrconsoles on restrings going
flanker to 1992.
U.S. fabricaters have been clouttered by the global financial emergency and
economic cconsoleion as demand has shracek both in the United States and in their
primary opoemas markets.
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