Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

Industrial Production: Industry Subtotals and Individual Series

	NAICS	2017 IP Proportion[1]	Index, 2012 = 100
			Seasonally adjusted						Not seasonally adjusted
			2017				2018		2017				2018
			Sept.[r]	Oct.[r]	Nov.[r]	Dec.[r]	Jan.[r]	Feb.[p]	Sept.[r]	Oct.[r]	Nov.[r]	Dec.[r]	Jan.[r]	Feb.[p]
Apparel	315	.16	69.2	69.0	68.9	70.3	70.8	72.0	69.0	69.1	70.4	72.0	69.7	72.8
Leather and allied product	316	.05	82.2	85.1	81.6	84.1	84.0	83.4	83.1	83.6	81.2	85.0	82.6	82.6
Wood product	321	1.34	122.3	122.0	124.6	124.6	123.3	126.6	123.6	126.1	120.6	117.2	117.6	122.6
Sawmills and wood preservation	3211	.36	118.8	120.1	121.5				120.3	127.7	114.7
Plywood and misc. wood products	3212,9	.98	123.6	122.8	125.7	126.6	125.9	128.4	124.8	125.6	122.8	121.3	119.1	122.3
Veneer, plywood, and engineered wood product	3212	.27	120.5	119.9	119.7	122.2	124.7	126.2	126.0	119.5	117.1	113.2	114.8	122.8
Veneer and plywood	321211,2	.09	109.3	112.5	114.1	114.0	112.4	111.6	122.2	104.3	115.1	108.3	96.1	112.3
Reconstituted wood product	321219	.09	108.9	107.4	107.8	110.6	111.6	113.6	109.1	109.6	98.9	96.2	107.6	115.9
Other wood product	3219	.70	124.9	123.9	128.2	128.4	126.3	129.2	124.3	128.0	125.1	124.5	120.8	122.1
Millwork	32191	.34	115.1	109.8	113.1	111.6	111.1	114.0	114.3	114.2	108.5	109.6	105.9	105.7
Wood container and pallet	32192	.14	140.1	141.7	142.0	148.1	141.1	145.9	141.7	141.8	142.0	148.2	138.0	142.9
All other wood product	32199	.22	133.6	139.1	147.4	147.5	145.3	147.1	132.0	144.9	145.6	137.6	137.9	139.8
Manufactured home	321991	.07	134.0	141.2	158.7	165.9	160.5		142.2	153.5	153.4	134.5	146.6
Paper	322	2.44	95.1	93.9	95.7	96.8	94.3	94.7	95.9	94.4	95.3	94.2	93.3	94.4
Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills	3221	1.21	93.9	93.0	93.7	95.1	91.7	91.4	94.3	91.8	93.7	94.1	92.0	91.8
Pulp mills	32211	.08	112.6	114.7	113.9	117.6	112.3		113.2	112.2	115.1	119.0	112.8
Paper mills	32212	.58	88.0	82.7	84.4	84.7	83.1	82.6	88.3	82.1	84.9	84.4	83.1	83.5
Paper (except newsprint) mills	322121	.57	90.4	85.0	86.7	87.2	85.6		90.6	84.4	87.2	86.8	85.6
Paperboard mills	32213	.54	98.9	103.2	102.7	105.2	99.9		99.4	101.4	102.1	103.0	100.5
Converted paper product	3222	1.23	96.3	94.8	97.8	98.5	96.9	98.1	97.5	96.9	96.9	94.5	94.7	97.1
Paperboard container	32221	.70	107.7	110.3	111.5	112.4	110.1		109.1	114.7	109.7	105.6	106.2
Paper bag and coated and treated paper	32222	.23	75.5	67.1	73.4	74.2	75.3	74.9	78.5	68.2	73.5	72.4	73.5	73.0
Other converted paper products	32223,9	.30	93.6	90.1	93.8	94.1	91.3	93.2	92.6	88.8	93.6	93.4	92.2	94.6
Printing and related support activities	323	1.40	97.2	97.1	97.2	98.1	97.5	98.1	98.1	97.8	97.6	100.3	96.3	96.5
Petroleum and coal products	324	3.03	98.7	104.7	104.5	104.3	104.3	101.4	100.7	104.0	104.1	103.0	96.9	95.3
Petroleum refineries	32411	2.53	98.0	104.8	104.8	103.5	105.2	102.2	98.8	102.6	104.6	104.8	99.7	97.8
Aviation fuel and kerosene	32411pt.	.24	103.4	108.2	106.7	110.2			106.2	102.7	107.2	114.8
Distillate fuel oil	32411pt.	.63	93.3	106.8	106.9	105.3			94.6	102.9	110.8	111.9
Automotive gasoline	32411pt.	1.24	103.9	106.2	107.7	105.3			103.3	106.8	107.7	106.4
Residual fuel oil	32411pt.	.07	88.3	86.2	77.6	74.7			87.1	86.1	77.9	70.5
Other refinery output	32411pt.	.34	83.7	97.5	95.3	95.8	95.2	93.0	87.2	90.5	87.4	87.9	84.2	83.3
Paving, roofing, and other petroleum and coal	32412,9	.50	100.0	101.7	100.7	105.7	97.4	95.2	110.1	110.2	100.2	92.6	81.0	81.4
Chemicals	325	12.30	95.9	101.1	100.9	100.2	100.6	101.2	95.9	101.0	100.3	101.0	100.7	100.4
Pharmaceutical and medicine	3254	4.92	96.1	97.5	95.9	96.4	97.6	97.1	96.0	97.4	95.0	97.6	97.9	95.8
Chemicals except pharmaceuticals and medicine	3251-3,5-9	7.38	95.3	103.1	104.0	102.5	102.3	103.7	95.4	103.1	103.6	103.0	102.2	103.3
Basic chemical	3251	2.91	83.9	98.8	98.9	97.4	96.8	98.2	84.5	99.4	100.0	97.6	97.3	97.9
Organic chemicals	32511,9	2.22	85.3	106.3	107.0	104.9	103.7	104.8	85.8	107.5	108.0	104.7	104.1	104.5
Basic inorganic chemicals	32512-8	.69	80.4	79.8	78.8	78.5	79.5	81.7	81.3	79.2	80.0	79.5	80.4	81.1
Industrial gas	32512	.12	75.9	72.3	71.3	71.8	74.5	76.4	75.4	72.8	72.1	73.3	76.2	76.1
Synthetic dye and pigment	32513	.07	83.0	79.5	79.6	79.5	82.9	85.4	84.8	81.0	81.0	81.0	82.5	84.3
Other basic inorganic chemical	32518	.50	80.7	81.2	80.0	79.4	79.8	82.0	81.7	80.0	81.2	80.4	80.5	81.4
Alkalies and chlorine	32518pt.	.13	89.2	94.8	94.9	89.7	86.1		88.6	88.1	95.4	90.6	86.2
Resin, synthetic rubber, and synthetic fibers	3252	.93	83.9	93.0	97.3	97.2	92.8	95.5	84.3	92.0	95.5	95.3	92.5	97.4
Resin and synthetic rubber	32521	.84	83.1	93.3	97.8	97.6	92.8	95.6	83.2	92.1	95.9	96.5	92.8	97.2
Plastics material and resin	325211	.76	81.0	92.1	97.1	96.5			81.2	90.8	94.8	95.3
Synthetic rubber	325212	.08	105.5	107.1	107.1	109.8	111.6	114.1	106.0	107.4	108.8	110.7	114.0	113.2
Artificial and synthetic fibers and filaments	32522	.09	91.9	90.9	92.5	94.2			95.1	91.7	91.7	84.2
Pesticide, fertilizer, and other agricultural	3253	.58	128.3	129.4	131.2	132.4	126.2	129.1	127.6	127.9	127.7	134.9	125.4	129.8
Paints, soaps and toiletries, and other chemical	3255-9	2.96	105.8	106.6	106.7	104.4	107.1	107.8	105.3	106.3	105.9	105.8	106.6	106.4
Paints and other chemical products	3255,9	1.35	113.5	113.6	114.0	113.8	115.5	115.6	113.3	113.8	113.1	114.7	116.0	115.3
Paint, coating, and adhesive	3255	.67	132.8	134.5	134.2	132.1	133.0	134.7	132.3	135.1	132.8	131.6	133.6	133.8
Paint and coating	32551	.42	130.3	132.5	131.7	130.5	132.0	134.1	129.8	132.8	130.2	129.0	132.1	132.2
Soaps and toiletries	3256	1.61	100.2	101.5	101.4	97.5	101.0	102.1	99.5	100.8	100.7	99.2	99.7	99.8
Plastics and rubber products	326	3.25	107.6	107.0	108.8	108.0	107.3	108.8	108.2	107.5	109.0	107.5	105.9	107.4
Plastics product	3261	2.68	110.3	109.7	111.8	110.1	110.7	111.7	110.9	110.0	112.0	110.8	109.0	109.8
Rubber product	3262	.57	96.0	95.1	96.3	99.1	92.8	96.3	96.3	96.6	96.3	93.6	92.8	97.4
Tire	32621	.24	92.1	97.7	90.2	100.8	89.4	93.0	92.5	101.2	89.2	83.5	89.2	96.9
Rubber products ex. tires	32622,9	.33	99.0	93.0	101.1	97.8	95.3	98.8	99.2	93.0	101.7	101.4	95.6	97.7

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