Here come durable goods ...
The preliminary data on durable goods orders during February are set for release at 8:30 a.m. ET.
Economists estimate that orders fell 3% compared to the prior month, according to Bloomberg.
"Core" orders, which exclude military orders and planes, are expected at 0.3%.
Orders rose 4.7% in the prior period, led by a jump in civilian aircraft.
Wells Fargo's Sam Bullard noted in a preview that the transportation component could have the largest impact on headline orders. He noted that some relief could be coming, as regional manufacturing surveys rebounded in March.
We'll have the latest at the bottom of the hour, so refresh this page for updates.
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