New orders for manufactured durable goods in April 2014 increased 0.8 percent, to $239.9 billion. Excluding transportation, new orders rose 0.1 percent. Overall shipments decreased 0.2 percent, while capital goods shipments decreased 0.4 percent. Unfilled orders rose 1.0 percent, and inventories increased 0.1 percent in April 2014.
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