US durable goods orders due at 8:30 am ET today are in focus as investors track how the industrial sector is faring in the brave new world of tariffs. Volatile aircraft orders are expected to skew the headline number again in June, this time down.

The Econoday consensus looks for total durable goods orders down a whopping 11.0 percent. Ex-aircraft is seen up 0.1 percent and core capital goods up 0.2 percent, not a bad showing. The Trump administration has been touting a very strong showing in core capital goods as evidence that its campaign to onshore manufacturing is working. Critics have been saying uncertainty over the trade regime has frozen capex. The trend in core capital goods orders bears watching.

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