Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization - G.17

Monthly Supplement (143 KB PDF) (ASCII)

Table 1E

	NAICS	2014 IP Proportion[1]	Index, 2007 = 100
			Seasonally adjusted						Not seasonally adjusted
			2014					2015 Jan.[p]	2014					2015 Jan.[p]
			Aug.[r]	Sept.[r]	Oct.[r]	Nov.[r]	Dec.[r]		Aug.[r]	Sept.[r]	Oct.[r]	Nov.[r]	Dec.[r]
Total index		100.00	104.5	105.2	105.1	106.3	106.0	106.2	106.4	106.0	104.9	105.5	105.9	105.8
Products and nonindustrial supplies		51.63	97.8	98.5	98.6	100.1	99.3	99.4	100.4	99.4	98.3	99.0	99.2	99.0
Final products		38.52	100.1	100.7	100.7	102.5	101.6	101.7	102.2	101.1	100.4	101.6	101.7	102.2
Consumer goods		26.15	96.5	97.4	97.1	99.2	98.4	98.6	99.6	97.8	96.4	98.0	98.8	99.7
Durable		5.80	103.6	103.3	103.0	106.7	106.1	105.1	105.4	104.4	106.0	104.2	99.0	100.4
Automotive products		2.99	120.5	118.6	117.2	124.7	123.1	121.3	123.5	121.3	124.0	119.5	108.4	114.1
Autos and trucks, consumer		1.67	132.2	127.9	125.6	138.6	136.7	133.4	139.5	134.4	138.9	131.5	112.7	119.6
Auto parts and allied goods		1.32	107.7	108.2	108.0	109.5	108.3	108.1	106.2	107.0	107.9	106.3	103.4	107.8
Other goods		2.82	88.0	89.0	89.5	90.2	90.3	90.0	88.9	88.9	89.5	90.0	89.5	87.5
Home electronics		.12	64.7	63.4	63.7	64.9	65.5	66.1	66.0	63.7	63.1	65.2	66.7	65.6
Appliances, furniture, and carpeting		.79	76.8	78.3	79.0	78.5	80.4	78.9	78.7	76.9	77.7	76.5	75.6	76.8
Household appliances		.19	78.8	79.3	78.8	79.1	80.9	78.2	73.5	74.1	80.0	78.5	68.0	75.2
Carpeting and furniture		.61	76.4	78.1	79.2	78.4	80.3	79.2	80.4	77.9	77.1	76.1	78.0	77.4
Miscellaneous goods		1.91	95.8	96.8	97.3	98.5	97.7	97.8	96.2	97.3	98.0	99.2	98.7	95.0
Nondurable		20.34	94.9	96.2	95.9	97.5	96.6	97.2	98.3	96.4	94.2	96.6	99.1	99.9
Non-energy		15.22	93.1	93.7	93.2	94.4	94.9	94.8	96.6	95.9	94.9	94.3	93.7	92.2
Foods and tobacco		8.78	100.8	102.0	101.5	103.0	103.8	103.4	105.1	105.5	105.0	103.1	100.3	99.5
Clothing		.18	60.2	61.8	61.8	62.7	64.6	65.2	59.6	61.3	62.1	63.0	65.5	65.1
Chemical products		4.59	86.5	86.6	86.0	87.0	87.2	87.7	86.4	86.7	86.1	86.3	88.5	87.3
Paper products		1.19	73.7	72.5	72.5	72.0	72.0	71.7	86.8	76.4	70.5	72.3	74.0	67.7
Miscellaneous goods		.48	116.6	117.6	118.3	119.8	119.4	119.5	116.2	117.2	117.5	120.6	121.4	117.6
Energy		5.12	101.3	105.1	105.0	108.5	102.8	105.2	104.4	98.0	91.9	104.8	117.8	126.3
Fuels		2.39	112.4	112.0	110.6	111.1	114.4	114.6	115.1	112.0	110.5	114.1	118.2	110.6
Residential utilities		2.73	92.4	99.4	100.4	106.3	93.4	97.5	95.9	86.8	77.1	97.3	117.3	138.4
Equipment, total		12.37	108.5	108.4	109.1	110.3	109.3	109.1	108.4	108.8	109.9	110.2	108.5	107.8
Business equipment		9.37	108.0	107.6	108.7	110.2	109.0	109.9	107.9	108.1	109.6	110.1	107.6	108.3
Transit		2.27	113.4	113.8	112.5	114.5	113.5	113.6	114.0	115.0	114.9	112.9	110.1	109.7
Business vehicles		.54	97.6	95.5	92.2	99.6	96.4	97.9	100.6	99.6	101.4	93.2	80.4	87.5
Business light vehicles		.38	86.4	82.4	79.6	86.6	84.4	81.1	90.9	86.3	87.8	81.9	69.3	72.5
Autos		.15	114.0	109.9	102.7	113.4	114.5	100.3	121.7	114.6	115.4	107.8	92.2	91.8
Trucks		.22	77.1	73.1	72.1	77.7	73.9	75.3	80.4	76.7	78.6	73.3	61.5	66.5
Information processing		1.88	101.9	102.5	103.2	103.1	104.3	105.3	102.1	103.0	104.2	104.9	106.4	104.4
Industrial and other		5.23	107.3	106.3	108.5	110.4	108.1	109.4	106.9	106.5	108.8	110.1	106.3	108.5
Industrial equipment		3.25	109.3	108.2	109.7	112.1	110.8	112.1	108.1	107.9	111.2	111.7	108.4	112.5
Other equipment		1.98	103.7	102.7	106.0	107.1	103.3	104.5	104.4	103.7	104.4	107.0	102.6	101.8
Oil and gas well drilling and manufactured homes		.81	99.6	101.4	101.0	100.5	98.9	89.6	101.3	102.1	101.4	100.1	97.6	88.4
Defense and space equipment		2.19	117.1	117.7	117.3	117.6	117.9	116.6	116.7	117.6	117.5	117.9	119.8	116.2
Nonindustrial supplies		13.10	91.7	92.7	92.9	93.6	93.2	93.3	95.5	94.9	92.7	92.1	92.5	90.6
Construction supplies		4.10	85.9	86.3	86.7	86.7	87.6	87.3	90.8	89.9	87.5	85.0	83.0	79.6
Other business supplies		9.01	94.5	95.8	95.8	97.0	95.9	96.2	97.8	97.3	95.2	95.6	97.2	96.0
General business supplies		6.14	91.5	91.9	92.1	92.7	92.3	92.5	92.2	93.3	92.4	93.3	93.4	90.7
Commercial energy products		2.87	103.6	107.2	106.7	109.0	106.2	106.7	113.1	108.8	103.5	102.9	108.3	110.8
Materials		48.37	112.9	113.7	113.4	114.3	114.5	114.8	114.0	114.5	113.2	113.8	114.4	114.4
Non-energy		27.86	105.4	105.7	105.8	106.9	107.0	107.5	105.9	107.5	106.2	106.1	106.1	105.9
Durable		17.13	116.4	116.6	116.7	117.9	118.0	118.8	116.7	119.3	117.2	116.8	117.0	116.7
Consumer parts		2.47	102.1	102.3	103.3	105.3	104.8	105.7	102.9	102.9	107.0	103.9	95.9	104.4
Equipment parts		6.17	150.5	151.9	152.6	154.1	153.8	154.7	149.2	158.6	151.5	152.1	156.4	152.1
Computer and other board assemblies and parts		.22	81.6	81.6	84.1	83.5	84.1	85.0	81.9	88.3	82.7	82.6	87.0	77.7
Semiconductors, printed circuit boards, and other		1.75	356.4	357.9	358.2	355.9	356.9	362.3	347.1	410.0	350.5	346.2	386.5	347.2
Other equipment parts		4.19	104.1	105.5	105.9	107.8	107.3	107.5	104.0	105.0	105.8	107.0	106.1	107.2
Other		8.50	99.2	98.8	98.3	99.1	99.6	100.2	100.1	100.1	98.7	98.6	99.1	98.3
Basic metals		3.25	105.3	102.5	100.5	101.4	102.0	103.5	103.6	103.1	99.8	100.8	102.6	104.8
Miscellaneous materials		5.24	96.6	97.7	98.1	98.7	99.3	99.3	99.1	99.4	99.0	98.4	98.1	95.5
Nondurable		10.72	90.7	91.0	91.1	92.0	92.0	92.2	91.4	91.5	91.4	91.7	91.4	91.4
Textile		.40	78.9	80.2	80.8	82.5	82.8	82.9	80.0	81.2	80.9	82.4	81.9	82.1
Paper		1.73	81.1	81.2	80.7	81.2	81.8	81.3	82.0	81.7	80.0	81.2	81.3	80.8
Chemical		5.55	92.5	93.0	92.9	93.9	94.1	94.2	94.0	94.0	92.4	93.0	93.6	93.1
Other materials		3.04	95.3	95.1	95.9	97.1	96.4	97.1	94.4	95.0	98.8	97.7	95.2	96.5
Containers		.93	89.9	89.8	90.6	90.7	91.3	92.5	92.9	92.7	92.3	87.8	84.8	88.7
Miscellaneous materials		2.11	97.8	97.6	98.3	100.0	98.6	99.2	95.0	96.0	101.7	102.4	100.1	100.2
Energy		20.52	124.9	126.7	125.9	126.2	126.8	126.6	127.2	125.8	124.6	126.2	128.0	128.0
Primary energy		16.64	133.9	135.6	134.4	134.5	136.4	135.9	134.0	134.3	134.3	135.7	137.9	136.9
Converted fuel		3.88	97.4	99.3	99.8	101.1	97.3	97.9	106.6	99.7	94.8	96.8	97.5	100.6

r Revised. p Preliminary.
[1] The IP proportion data are estimates of the industries' relative contributions to overall IP growth in the following year. Return to table

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