Durable Goods Predictions

Browse Durable Goods market predictions and forecasts from well-known financial commentators. Each prediction is tracked from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.

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Person Subject Forecast* Source Date Deadline** Outcome
Sam Burns Durable Goods Durable goods prices will be higher in 6 months due to ongoing tariff impacts
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[37:50] I think in 6 months, um, the odds are you going to be paying a higher price, not a lower one

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The David Lin Report 2025-08-07 2026-02-07

By February 2026, durable goods prices were higher than in August 2025, with OpenBrand's CPI showing 15 consecutive months of month-over-month price increases, and the Yale Budget Lab confirming significant tariff pass-through to durable goods (over 100% implied pass-through by late 2025). However, the increases were more modest than many predicted — BLS data showed durable goods roughly flat month-to-month in February and only moderate annual gains. (https://openbrand.com/newsroom/blog/cpi-february-2026)