Loading ...INS data seem to indicate a recovery in industrial output. In January 2010, rises were reported in industrial output adjusted figures on a monthly basis, and year on year both unadjusted and adjusted figures. Industrial output adjusted figures was up 0.1 percent in January 2010 from December 2009, yet down 4.6 percent in unadjusted figures.
By large industrial groups, consumer goods were down 24.1 percent; durables were down 4.6 percent, and intermediary goods were down 3.6 percent. Capital goods and energy output were up 6.2 percent and 1.1 percent, respectively.
Industrial output unadjusted figures was up 6.9 percent in January 2010 from January 2009 as a result of a rise of 13.1 percent in energy, heat, natural gas, hot water and air conditioning production and supply and a 7.6 percent rise in the manufacturing industries. Mining was down 14 percent.
By large industrial groups, capital goods were up 23.2 percent; intermediary goods were up 10.4 percent and energy production was up 8.9 percent. Consumer goods and durables were down 15 percent and 11.9 percent, respectively.
In January 2010 from January 2009, industrial output adjusted figures was up 7.1 percent as a result of increases in the energy, heat, natural gas, hot water and air conditioning production and supply (15 percent), and the processing industries (8.1 percent).
Mining was down 14 percent. By large industrial groups, capital goods were up 23.4 percent; energy production was up 9.6 percent and intermediary goods up 7.1 percent. Consumer goods declined 12.8 percent and durables 11.5 percent.
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