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US: Durable Goods Orders beat consensus and rises 5.7% in February, ex-transportation disappoints

FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - US Durable Goods Orders rose 5.7% in February, beating consensus of 3.8%. January data was revised higher from -4.9% to -3.8%. Excluding transportation, durable goods orders dropped -0.5%, disappointing expectations of +0.5%, but saw its January print being revised higher from 2.3% to 2.9%. The ex-transportation print at -0.5% was the first negative one in five months.

Forex: USD/CAD testing the 1.0200 level after US durable goods

The USD/CAD has traded in a narrow 34-pip range Tuesday (1.0186 – 1.0220). After the release of mixed economic data in the United States, the pair has once again begun some manner of tepid movement, this time in a downward path, settling at 1.0198/99 in these moments.
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Forex: EUR/USD muted after US Durable Goods

The bloc currency remained indifferent after the US Durable Goods Orders expanded 5.7% during February, beating forecasts and January’s print. On the opposite direction, orders contracted 0.5%...
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