The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows industrial production decreased -0.3% as gas and oil well drilling continues to collapse. Overall mining contracted a very large -0.8%. Manufacturing was unchanged. March also showed a -0.3% industrial production change. This if the fifth month in a row for a loss.
The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows industrial production decreased -0.6% while January was revised downward to a -0.4% decline. February showed a measly 0.1% increase, so overall the first quarter looks bleak Annualized Q1 showed a -1.0% decline and such a contraction has not happened since Q2 2009.
The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows industrial production increased 0.1% while January was revised downward to a -0.3% decline. December was also revised down to -0.2%. Manufacturing alone declined by -0.2% and January's manufacturing production was also revised downward from +0.2% to -0.3%.
The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows industrial production gained 0.2% in January. There were also revisions back to August with all but one month revised downward. December was revised to a -0.3% decline and November's blow out was toned down to 1.1% growth increase. Manufacturing alone grew by 0.2% and utilities jumped up 2.3% in January on weather.
Industrial production is on fire with a 1.3% November gain. Even better, the Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows upward revisions all the way back to June 2014. October was revised from a -1.0% decline to 0.1% growth. This month gains were across the board,, another good sign for the economy.
The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows a -1.0% decline in industrial production for October and September was revised down to 0.8% growth. Manufacturing alone grew by 0.2%, but utilities dropped by -0.7% after last month's large gain. Mining also decreased by almost a percentage point, -0.9%.
The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows a 1.0% increase in industrial production for September. Manufacturing alone grew by 0.5%, cancelling out last month's -0.5% decline. Utilities exploded with a 3.9% monthly increase. Mining grew by 1.8%, also a sizable amount for a month.
The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows a 0.6% increase in industrial production. Manufacturing alone grew by 0.8% for the month after plunging -0.9% in January due to horrific weather. This is the largest factory output gain since last August, Utilities were slightly down by -0.2% after January's polar vortex winter increase of 3.8%. Mining increased 0.3%.
The Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows a 0.3% increase in industrial production. Manufacturing alone grew, a 0.4% gain for the month, while utilities slid down by -1.4%. Mining was up 0.8%. Industrial production finally surpassed pre-recession levels this month. The G.17 industrial production statistical release is also known as output for factories and mines.
The September 2013 Federal Reserve Industrial Production & Capacity Utilization report shows a 0.6% increase in industrial production. Manufacturing alone barely grew, a 0.1% gain for the month, while utilities roared up by 4.4% after falling for five months in a row. Mining increased 0.2%. Industrial production finally reached pre-recession levels this month.
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