According to Jinshi Data on August 26, U.S. corporate equipment orders fell in July, and the increase in the previous month was revised down, indicating that companies are more cautious about investment. Data showed that core capital goods orders excluding aircraft and military equipment fell 0.1% in July, and the data in June was revised to increase 0.5%. All durable goods orders increased by 9.9%, and durable goods orders excluding transportation equipment fell by 0.2%. Although many companies are still committed to long-term investment, the uncertainty of the presidential election and future demand has caused companies to scale back expansion plans. This suggests that factory production may find it difficult to gain growth momentum in the coming months. But at the same time, the prospect that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates and help boost demand may encourage companies to make new investments.