Boeing contracts and tariff ‘front-running’ boost durable-goods orders. It won’t last if trade wars keep raging. - MarketWatch
1. Durable goods orders rose 9.2%, driven by Boeing contract demand. 2. Tariffs are impacting business investment growth, slowing to 0.1%. 3. Economists predict economic slowdown if trade conflicts persist. 4. Auto orders increased as companies stock up before tariff hikes. 5. Market reaction shows DJIA opening slightly lower despite initial order surge.