In February, a rebound in factory orders of 2.1% mom is expected, following the stronger than expected decline in January (-3.9% mom).
While foreign orders could see some weakening in the three-month quarterly average growth, domestic orders should recover again, responding to positive signs of a recovery in domestic demand.
The continued strong impulses at the start of this year from real income growth and a strong labour market provide a favourable basis for increased investment and order flows.


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