Factory Orders in United States

Oficina del Censo (Census Bureau) · Monthly · Importance 60

-0.3% (Jun-26) MOM · % · Mensual · CSV

Recessions COVID recession

Period	%
Jun 2026	-0.3%
May 2026	-1.1%
Apr 2026	5.3%
Mar 2026	1.8%
Feb 2026	0.3%
Jan 2026	0.0%
Dec 2025	-0.4%
Nov 2025	2.7%
Oct 2025	-1.2%
Sep 2025	0.2%
Aug 2025	1.3%
Jul 2025	-1.3%
Jun 2025	-4.8%
May 2025	8.3%
Apr 2025	-3.9%
Mar 2025	3.4%
Feb 2025	0.5%
Jan 2025	0.3%
Dec 2024	0.4%
Nov 2024	-0.3%
Oct 2024	0.0%
Sep 2024	0.4%
Aug 2024	-0.8%
Jul 2024	2.6%
Jun 2024	-1.1%
May 2024	-0.6%
Apr 2024	0.2%
Mar 2024	1.4%
Feb 2024	0.7%
Jan 2024	-4.6%
Dec 2023	1.4%
Nov 2023	1.7%
Oct 2023	-3.1%
Sep 2023	2.4%
Aug 2023	0.5%
Jul 2023	-1.6%
Jun 2023	2.6%
May 2023	-0.4%
Apr 2023	-0.2%
Mar 2023	0.4%
Feb 2023	-1.8%
Jan 2023	0.0%
Dec 2022	1.6%
Nov 2022	-2.6%
Oct 2022	1.3%
Sep 2022	0.5%
Aug 2022	-1.1%
Jul 2022	-1.2%
Jun 2022	1.5%
May 2022	1.1%
Apr 2022	0.6%
Mar 2022	2.0%
Feb 2022	0.0%
Jan 2022	1.0%
Dec 2021	2.0%
Nov 2021	1.5%
Oct 2021	2.4%
Sep 2021	-0.2%
Aug 2021	1.1%
Jul 2021	1.2%

Period	%
Jun 2026	7.37%
May 2026	2.54%
Apr 2026	12.19%
Mar 2026	2.47%
Feb 2026	4.01%
Jan 2026	4.25%
Dec 2025	4.53%
Nov 2025	5.40%
Oct 2025	2.31%
Sep 2025	3.59%
Aug 2025	3.74%
Jul 2025	1.64%
Jun 2025	5.59%
May 2025	9.70%
Apr 2025	0.71%
Mar 2025	4.92%
Feb 2025	2.97%
Jan 2025	3.17%
Dec 2024	-1.84%
Nov 2024	-0.86%
Oct 2024	1.16%
Sep 2024	-2.04%
Aug 2024	-0.04%
Jul 2024	1.20%
Jun 2024	-2.90%
May 2024	0.74%
Apr 2024	0.93%
Mar 2024	0.60%
Feb 2024	-0.42%
Jan 2024	-2.93%
Dec 2023	1.69%
Nov 2023	1.85%
Oct 2023	-2.45%
Sep 2023	2.04%
Aug 2023	0.14%
Jul 2023	-1.43%
Jun 2023	-1.02%
May 2023	-2.01%
Apr 2023	-0.50%
Mar 2023	0.28%
Feb 2023	1.92%
Jan 2023	3.74%
Dec 2022	4.79%
Nov 2022	5.29%
Oct 2022	9.71%
Sep 2022	10.93%
Aug 2022	10.12%
Jul 2022	12.55%
Jun 2022	15.22%
May 2022	15.88%
Apr 2022	16.04%
Mar 2022	16.25%
Feb 2022	15.18%
Jan 2022	16.08%
Dec 2021	19.00%
Nov 2021	19.70%
Oct 2021	19.25%
Sep 2021	18.58%
Aug 2021	20.48%
Jul 2021	20.56%

Period	M USD
Jun 2026	656,547
May 2026	658,836
Apr 2026	665,895
Mar 2026	632,650
Feb 2026	621,304
Jan 2026	619,352
Dec 2025	619,137
Nov 2025	621,859
Oct 2025	605,401
Sep 2025	612,874
Aug 2025	611,464
Jul 2025	603,586
Jun 2025	611,471
May 2025	642,533
Apr 2025	593,537
Mar 2025	617,418
Feb 2025	597,337
Jan 2025	594,107
Dec 2024	592,319
Nov 2024	589,991
Oct 2024	591,738
Sep 2024	591,606
Aug 2024	589,396
Jul 2024	593,865
Jun 2024	579,092
May 2024	585,723
Apr 2024	589,369
Mar 2024	588,450
Feb 2024	580,113
Jan 2024	575,836
Dec 2023	603,429
Nov 2023	595,096
Oct 2023	584,930
Sep 2023	603,929
Aug 2023	589,655
Jul 2023	586,852
Jun 2023	596,374
May 2023	581,399
Apr 2023	583,953
Mar 2023	584,931
Feb 2023	582,578
Jan 2023	593,201
Dec 2022	593,382
Nov 2022	584,264
Oct 2022	599,595
Sep 2022	591,853
Aug 2022	588,812
Jul 2022	595,337
Jun 2022	602,502
May 2022	593,328
Apr 2022	586,866
Mar 2022	583,312
Feb 2022	571,624
Jan 2022	571,817
Dec 2021	566,241
Nov 2021	554,883
Oct 2021	546,544
Sep 2021	533,538
Aug 2021	534,721
Jul 2021	528,954

About this indicator

Source	U.S. Census Bureau
Frequency	Monthly
Release	Aproximadamente mes y medio después del periodo de referencia. (14:00 GMT)
What it is	It measures the value of new factory orders received by US manufacturers during the month, covering both durable and non-durable goods. It reflects demand directed at industry and anticipates its future output. It is published by the Census Bureau.
How it's calculated	It is built from a survey of manufacturers on their new orders, shipments, inventories and unfilled orders. It extends the earlier durable goods orders report by adding non-durables, and is followed through its month-on-month change.
Market implications	Factory orders are a leading indicator of industrial production and of the health of manufacturing, and feed into GDP estimates. A strong reading points to an expanding industry; the market impact is usually moderate because the durable goods component is already known.
Limitations	It is volatile and heavily swayed by lumpy items such as transport equipment (aircraft), which can distort the headline, so orders excluding transport are worth watching. It is subject to revision and comes out after the durable goods report, which limits its surprise value.