Durable Goods (Jun.)

June's durable goods data suggest that the rebound in investment in business and equipment in the second quarter was probably smaller than we expected. Nevertheless, this isn’t enough to prompt us to change our call of a 2.8% annualised rise in second-quarter GDP (data are due on Thursday).

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