Industrial Output In April Slumps The Most In Eight Months

Industrial production fell more than expected last month, sliding 0.5% in April. That’s a bit deeper than economists projected, and it’s an even bigger drop relative to the modest gain that my econometric modeling suggested. But based on today’s release, it’s obvious that April was a rough month for the industrial sector. The worst, in [...] View the full post at: Industrial Output In April Slumps The Most In Eight Months Related posts: Output, Employment and Industrial Production in the “1980-82 Recession” Industrial Production Stronger Than Expected; Economy OK Outside of Financials Initial Jobless Claims: The Peak Still Holds