U.S. Industrial Output Inches Up 0.1% in February- The numbers: Industrial production rose 0.1% in February, the Federal Reserve reported on March 15.
U.S.Economy Grew Solid 3.2% in Fourth Quarter- The U.S. economy grew at a robust 3.2% annual pace from October through December, propelled by healthy consumer spending, the Commerce Department reported February 28 in a slight downgrade from its initial estimate.
TW Metals has hired Amy Trojanowski as Vice President and Chief Financial Officer (CFO). She is taking over for Jon Veurink, who retired after a seven-year career with TW Metals.
Improved Inflation Views Lift U.S.Sentiment to Highest Since 2021 - U.S. consumers rang in the new year with a good dose of optimism.
Chief Economic Adviser Says Pace of U.S. Inflation Is on Target - The United States has just hit a “significant milestone” in the battle to bring down inflation, President Joe Biden’s chief economic adviser said on December 22.
November Jobs Report Shows Economy Added 199,000 Jobs
U.S. Durable-Goods Orders Climb on Higher Military Spending - Durable-goods orders minus defense actually fell 0.7% last month, the government said. In a more positive sign, so-called core orders jumped 0.9%.
U.S. Industrial Production Continues Expansion In August - The August reading for manufacturingwas up just 0.1%,“held back” by a 5% decline in motorvehicles and parts, the Fed said.
Manufacturing Activity In Central U.S. Unchanged In August - Manufacturing activity in the central U.S. was unchanged in August from the previous month, while expectations for future activity improved a little.
U.S. Manufactured Goods Orders Jump Again In June - Orders of big-ticket manufactured items soared past analysts’ expectations to grow by almost 5% in June, fueled once moreby buoyant transportation equipment orders, according to U.S.government data released Thursday.