Machine Tool Sales Return to “Normal” – Up 75% in December
According to USMTC, machine tool sales in December 2010 were 75.2% (units) and 113.8% (real dollars) more than in December 2009.
Read MoreJanuary MBI at 60.2 – Faster Growth Continues
With a reading of 60.2, the MBI showed that the metalworking industry continued its trend of steadily accelerating growth since February 2010.
Read MoreIndustrial Production Up 4.1% in December
Consumer durable goods industrial production in December was up 4.1 percent compared to December 2009.
Read MoreMachine Tool Unit Sales Up 100% in November
According to USMTC, machine tool sales in November were 99.8% (units) and 93.8% (real dollars) more than in November 2009.
Read MoreDecember MBI at 57.4 – Slower Growth
With a reading of 57.4, the MBI showed that the metalworking industry is still growing at a good clip but that the rate of growth is the slowest since August 2010.
Read MoreIndustrial Production Up 2.9% in November
Consumer durable goods industrial production in November was up 2.9% compared to November 2009.
Read MoreMachine Tool Unit Sales Up 99% in October
According to USMTC, machine tool sales in October were 98.7% (units) and 174.2% (real dollars) more than in October 2009.
Read MoreNovember MBI at 66.2 – Strongest Growth to Date
With a reading of 66.2, the MBI showed that the metalworking industry is growing at its fastest rate since the inception of the MBI in December 2006.
Read MoreIndustrial Production up 7.4% in October
Consumer durable goods industrial production in October was up 7.4% compared to October 2009.
Read MoreOctober MBI at 60.1 – 15th Consecutive Month of Growth
With a reading of 60.1, the MBI showed that the metalworking industry continues to grow at a strong pace.
Read MoreIndustrial Production Up 4.6% in September
Consumer durable goods industrial production in September was up 4.6% compared to September 2009.
Read MoreMachine Tool Unit Sales Up 74% Month Over Month
According to USMTC, machine tool sales in August were 73.8% (units) and 105.0% (real dollars) more than in August 2009.
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