US Industrial Production Sees More Downward Revisions (You Can’t Make This Up)
Another day, another downward-ly revised dataset…
In today’s episode of ‘shit you believed in the past is not real at all’, US Industrial Production in January was revised from a 0.1% decline to 0.5% decline. That is the 10th monthly revision lower in the last 11 months (and 14th of the last 17)…
Source: Bloomberg
Industrial Production rose 0.1% MoM in February (from that revised lower print), leaving the YoY change in IP at -0.23%…
Source: Bloomberg
Capacity Utilization was flat at 78.25% in February…
Source: Bloomberg
On the pure manufacturing side, production rose 0.8% MoM, but that – again – was from a big downardly revised January (from -0.5% MoM to -1.1% MoM)…
Source: Bloomberg
Just another endless stream of downward revisions…
Source: Bloomberg
How long before the ‘soft’ survey data catches up to the hard reality of the downwardly revised production data…
Source: Bloomberg
All the downward revisions must be weighing on GDP forecasts.
Tyler Durden
Fri, 03/15/2024 – 09:31