March Empire State Manufacturing At 17.5
Empire State Manufacturing General Business Conditions Index for March came out at 17.5 vs. 16.1 consensus and prior reading of 15.4.
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Empire State Manufacturing General Business Conditions Index for March came out at 17.5 vs. 16.1 consensus and prior reading of 15.4.
ISM Manufacturing Index was reported at 61.4 vs. prior reading of 60.8 and consensus of 61.0.
Highest reading in more than 25 years. Improved ISM Manufacturing Index suggest strong(er) industrial production growth in the U.S.
Chicago Purchasing Managers Index was reported at 71.2. Consensus was at 67.5, prior reading at 68.8.
Highest reading since 1988. Prepare for a blowout ISM Manufacturing.
Richmond FED Manufacturing Survey was reported today at 25.0. Prior reading was at 18.0, consensus was also at 18.0.
To repeat: Looks like industrial production will continue expanding.
Empire State Manufacturing General Business Conditions Index for February came out at 15.4 vs. 15.0 consensus and prior reading of 11.9.
Looks like industrial production will continue expanding.
ISM Manufacturing Index was reported at 60.8 vs. prior reading of 58.5 (revised from 57.0) and consensus of 58.0.
Improved ISM Manufacturing Index suggest January industrial production growth rate in the U.S. could increase.
Chicago Purchasing Managers Index was reported at 68.8. Consensus was at 65.0, prior reading at 68.6.
To repeat: Industrial production will continue to slowly expand in January.
Richmond FED Manufacturing Survey was reported today at 18.0. Prior reading was at 25.0, consensus was at 22.0.
To repeat: Industrial production will continue to slowly expand in January.
Philadelphia FED General Business Conditions Index fell to 19.3. The consensus was at 20.8, prior revised (from 24.3) reading was at 20.8.
Industrial production will continue to slowly expand in January.
Empire State Manufacturing General Business Conditions Index for January came out at 11.92 vs. 12.5 consensus and revised prior reading of 9.89 (revised from 10.57).
Slight improvement, looks like industrial production will continue expanding.
ISM Manufacturing Index was reported at 57.0 vs. prior reading of 56.6 and consensus of 57.0.
Unchanged level of the ISM Manufacturing Index suggest industrial production in the U.S. will grow at current level of 5.5% y-o-y.
Chicago Purchasing Managers Index was reported at 68.6. The consensus was at 61.0, prior reading at 62.5.
Regional manufacturing surveys signal significant improvement in industrial production in December.
Philadelphia FED General Business Conditions Index rose to 24.3. The consensus was at 15.0, prior reading at 22.5.
Industrial production expansion will continue in December.
Empire State Manufacturing Survey for December came out at 10.57 vs. 5.0 consensus and -11.14 prior reading.
ISM Manufacturing Index was reported at 56.9 vs. prior reading of 56.9 and consensus of 56.5.
Kind of disappointment having in mind (mostly) healthy bounces in regional manufacturing surveys.