In June, core durable goods orders in the United States unexpectedly fell by 0.7%, and corporate capital expenditure sentiment cooled.

According to the Securities Times app, in June, orders for commercial equipment placed by companies in the United States unexpectedly decreased, indicating that businesses are still cautious about capital expenditure due to uncertainty in trade and government policies. Data released by the US Department of Commerce on Friday showed that excluding aircraft, non-defense capital goods orders in the US fell by 0.7% in June, while market expectations were for an increase of 0.1%. In May, the data was revised to show a growth of 2%.