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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Commerce Department reports on orders placed with U.S. factories in August for long-lasting manufactured goods. The report will be released at 8:30 a.m. EDT Wednesday.

ORDERS RISE: Economists forecast that durable goods orders rose 1 percent in August, after a steep 7.4 percent drop in July. Orders fell sharply in July mostly because demand for commercial aircraft fell. But businesses also cut back on spending on computers and electrical equipment. Durable goods are meant to last at least three years.

BUSINESS CAUTION: Orders rose in the spring as businesses ordered more core capital goods. Core capital goods are considered a good measure of businesses' confidence in the economy. They include items that point to expansion — such as machinery, computers and heavy trucks — while excluding volatile orders for aircraft and defense.

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In July, orders for core capital goods fell 4 percent, after four months of gains. But that drop is expected to be temporary, and many economists expect core orders rebounded last month.

MODEST REBOUND: Manufacturing output slumped earlier this year as weak growth overseas lowered demand for U.S. goods. Companies also spent less on large equipment. But recently there have been signs that that factory production is picking up.

Factories ramped up their output in August by the most in eight years, driven by a robust month at auto manufacturers. That suggested manufacturing could help drive growth in the second half of the year.

High-street sales continue to accelerate

High-street sales continued to grow strongly in the year to September, at the fastest pace since June 2012, and exceeded already solid expectations, according to the CBI’s latest monthly Distributive Trades Survey of 111 firms.

This was the third consecutive month of growth, which was broad-based across a number of sectors. Retail sales are expected to grow robustly again in October.

Elsewhere, the pace of growth in wholesaling picked up markedly, whereas growth continued in the motor trade sector, but at a slower pace than in the previous two months.

Barry Williams, Asda Chief Merchandising Officer for Food, and Chair of the CBI Distributive Trades Survey Panel, said:

“It’s encouraging to see the high street on the road to recovery, with particularly strong growth from furniture & carpet retailers, department stores and recreational goods retailers.

“But the retail sector is not out of the woods yet with consumer confidence still fragile despite the rise in spending.”

Retailers

Key findings:

46% of respondents reported that sales volumes were up on a year ago, while 12% said they were down, giving a balance of +34% - the strongest since June 2012 (+42%) and exceeding expectations (+26%)
Retailers expect sales volumes to grow at a similarly strong pace next month (+31%)
There was a broad-based increase in sales across many sub-sectors with furniture & carpets, department stores, recreational good retailers and grocers performing strongly:
A balance of +100% of furniture & carpets retailers said business volumes were up – the strongest since August 1996.
52% of department stores said business volumes were up, while 0% said they were down, giving a balance of +52%
65% of recreational goods retailers said business volumes were up, while 0% said they were down, giving a balance of +65%
50% of grocers said business volumes were up, while 17% said they were down, giving a balance of +33%.
Chemists were the only sub-sector to report a fall in business volumes (-72%)
Overall, 22% of retailers said that sales volumes were above average for the time of year, while 10% said they were below average, giving a balance of +12% - the highest survey balance since December 2010 (+18%)
36% placed more orders with suppliers than they did a year ago and 22% placed fewer, with the resulting balance of +14%.


Wholesalers

50% of wholesalers said sales volumes were up while 10% said they were down, giving a balance of +40% - the strongest pace of growth since June 2013 (+45%). Most sub-sectors saw growth, with building materials (+100%) and clothing, textiles & footwear (+56%) in the lead. Only food & drink saw a decline in sales (-13%), marking the first year-on-year fall since May. Overall, sales are expected to rise solidly again in the year to October, but at a slower pace than this month (+28%).

Motor traders

64% of motor traders said sales volumes were up while 36% said they were down, giving a balance of +28%, a slower pace of growth than in the previous month (+93%).

Notes to editors:

1. Firms responding to the Distributive Trades Survey (DTS) are responsible for a third of employment in retailing. The survey includes measures of sales activity across the distributive trades. It was first introduced in 1983 and the retail results form the UK component of the EC survey of retail trades.

2. The survey was conducted between 28th August and 11th September 2013. 111 firms took part, of which 61 were retailers, 41 were wholesalers and 9 motor traders.

3. A balance is the difference between the percentage of retailers reporting an increase and those reporting a decrease.

4. The CBI is the UK's leading business organisation, speaking for some 240,000 businesses that together employ around a third of the private sector workforce. With offices across the UK as well as representation in Brussels, Washington, Beijing and Delhi the CBI communicates the British business voice around the world