US industrial production advanced more than the market projected last month as manufacturing output rebounded, Federal Reserve data showed Tuesday. Industrial output advanced 0.8% in August ...

Monday rose by +0.30% and posted a 1.5-week high. The weakness in stocks on Monday boosted some liquidity demand for the ...

US Dollar Index clings to marginal daily gains at around 103.50. Industrial Production in the US expanded by 0.7% on a monthly basis in February, the Federal Reserve reported on Tuesday.

U.S. industrial production exceeded expectations last month, according to fresh data published Tuesday, buoyed by a sharp rise in the production of vehicles and parts amid rising trade uncertainty.

US Industrial Production Rebounds After Hurricane-Related Drop August’s 0.8% gain exceeded all estimates after 0.9% decline Factory output ex-autos rises after falling in prior months ...

US industrial production rose 0.5% in January, surpassing market expectations, according to Federal Reserve data released Friday. Analysts had expected a 0.3% increase, following a stronger 1% ...

US INDUSTRIAL production rose in January by more than forecast, boosted by utilities usage in a month marked by colder temperatures, while a sharp decline in motor vehicle output restrained ...

At 103.2% of its 2017 average, total industrial production in December was 0.5% above its year-earlier level. Capacity utilization stepped up to 77.6%, a rate that is 2.1 percentage points below ...

(Sharecast News) - Industrial production in the United States increased by more than expected in January, with an end to a seven-week strike at Boeing supporting output for the second straight month.

US manufacturing output barely rises in May. By Reuters. June 17, 2025 2:07 PM UTC Updated June 17, 2025 ... Overall industrial production fell 0.2% after gaining 0.1% in April.

(Sharecast News) - Industrial production in the US dipped last month, but only due to a drop in output from utilities. According to the US Department of Commerce, in seasonally adjusted terms ...