The Zhitong Finance App learned that US durable goods orders rebounded in September, and orders and shipments of core capital goods grew at the same time, indicating that corporate equipment investment remained strong in the third quarter. However, as tech giants continue to invest huge sums of money to build artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructure, related investment costs continue to rise, and return prospects are still uncertain, causing the market to pay more attention to the sustainability of this investment boom. According to data released by the US Department of Commerce's Census Bureau on Tuesday, the monthly rate of US durable goods orders increased by 1.8% in September, a sharp recovery from 0.1% lower than the previous value, but lower than the 2.0% expected by the market. Durable goods orders cover manufactured goods with a long service life, such as transportation equipment, and the recovery reflects the fact that demand for related products is still resilient.

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