Industrial Manufacturing Decreased 0.1% in November

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by Calculated Threat on 12/17/2024 09:15:00 AM

Earlier from the Fed: Industrial Manufacturing and Capability Utilization

Industrial manufacturing (IP) moved down 0.1 % in November after declining 0.4 % in October. In November, manufacturing output rose 0.2 %, boosted by a 3.5 % improve within the index for motor automobiles and components. The indexes for mining and utilities fell 0.9 % and 1.3 %, respectively. At 102.0 % of its 2017 common, whole IP in November was 0.9 % under its year-earlier degree. Capability utilization stepped all the way down to 76.8 % in November, a charge that’s 2.9 share factors under its long-run (1972–2023) common.
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This graph reveals Capability Utilization. This collection is up from the report low set in April 2020, however under the extent in February 2020 (pre-pandemic).

Capability utilization at 76.8% is 2.9% under the common from 1972 to 2023.  This was under consensus expectations.

Observe: y-axis does not begin at zero to raised present the change.

Industrial Production
The second graph reveals industrial manufacturing since 1967.

Industrial manufacturing decreased to 102.0. That is above the pre-pandemic degree.

Industrial manufacturing was under consensus expectations.

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