币界网报道：U.S. durable goods orders surged 11.8% in May, marking the largest monthly increase since July 2020, as businesses ramped up investments amid easing trade tensions. The Commerce Department reported the sharp rebound followed April's revised 0.9% decline, with transportation equipment leading the gains at 44.1% growth. Core capital goods orders (non-defense ex-aircraft) rose 0.7%, indicating sustained business investment despite higher interest rates. Economists note the recovery in Boeing orders (27 aircraft in May vs. 7 in April) significantly contributed to the transportation sector's performance. The data comes as the Biden administration reduces certain China tariffs, including converting Section 301 tariffs on $18 billion worth of imports to exclusion processes. Analysts suggest the durable goods rebound signals manufacturing resilience, though warn that high inventory levels and slowing consumer demand may temper future growth. Federal Reserve officials are monitoring the capital expenditure trends as they weigh further interest rate decisions.