Industrial Production Continues to Rise, Fed Reports
06/16/2010
Nearly all major market groups saw output increases last month. Consumer goods production grew 1.2 percent, and consumer nondurable goods rose 0.8 percent. All major categories of non-energy nondurables rose except for chemical products, which dropped 1.1 percent. Consumer energy product output climbed 1.6 percent. All of that category's components gained except for automotive gasoline, which dropped significantly.
After two consecutive gaining months, construction supply output rose by 0.8 percent. The production index for durable goods grew 1.7 percent last month, and categories of wood products, primary metals, fabricated metal products, machinery, motor vehicles and parts, and furniture-related products all gained.
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