Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System

Industrial Production: Industry Subtotals and Individual Series

	NAICS	2020 IP Proportion[1]	Index, 2012 = 100
			Seasonally adjusted						Not seasonally adjusted
			2020			2021			2020			2021
			Oct.[r]	Nov.[r]	Dec.[r]	Jan.[r]	Feb.[r]	Mar.[p]	Oct.[r]	Nov.[r]	Dec.[r]	Jan.[r]	Feb.[r]	Mar.[p]
Nonmetallic mineral product	327	2.37	115.9	116.9	120.4	118.5	112.3	116.7	121.3	118.0	115.3	108.2	103.4	112.1
Clay, lime, gypsum, and misc. nonmetallic mineral	3271,4,9	.83	118.7	119.7	122.9	122.6	118.3	121.3	121.3	120.2	122.2	118.6	114.6	120.0
Clay and misc. nonmetallic mineral products	3271,9	.69	119.5	120.7	124.8	124.8	120.4	123.5	120.4	121.7	125.3	122.1	117.1	122.2
Clay product and refractory	3271	.18	109.9	116.8	129.0	122.5	122.2	127.1	109.6	117.8	127.2	120.4	119.3	126.4
Pottery, ceramics, and plumbing fixture	32711	.05	102.4	109.6	121.3	115.1	118.3	121.2	100.7	114.1	124.8	117.2	115.8	120.5
Clay building material and refractories	32712	.12	113.5	120.4	132.9	126.1	124.2	130.0	113.9	119.7	128.4	122.0	121.1	129.3
Other nonmetallic mineral product	3279	.51	122.8	121.9	122.9	125.4	119.5	122.0	124.1	122.9	124.3	122.5	116.0	120.4
Lime and gypsum product	3274	.14	114.1	114.4	113.8	111.7	107.7	110.2	124.7	112.7	107.6	101.8	102.5	109.3
Glass and glass product	3272	.49	100.3	101.0	102.8	99.2	97.3	95.8	102.8	103.4	100.4	99.0	96.6	96.2
Glass container	327213	.09	77.4	76.4	77.2				82.0	78.3	61.5
Cement and concrete product	3273	1.06	123.0	124.2	129.0	126.7	116.5	125.5	132.6	125.0	118.6	105.3	98.5	115.2
Cement	32731	.18	121.1	128.0	133.7				141.6	128.7	104.4
Concrete and product	32732-9	.88	123.1	123.2	127.8	123.7	113.9	123.3	130.7	124.2	121.5	106.8	98.3	113.8
Primary metals	331	2.73	85.3	89.1	88.6	89.7	88.3	90.8	84.2	87.2	85.2	88.4	90.9	91.9
Iron and steel products	3311,2	1.43	82.1	86.9	89.0	90.9	86.8	90.6	80.5	83.4	84.0	89.3	90.3	92.2
Pig iron	3311,2pt.	.08	68.1	68.2	70.2				62.2	64.3	67.4
Raw steel	3311,2pt.	.09	85.2	89.8	92.2	93.4	92.5		83.2	86.7	86.8	94.1	95.2
Coke and products	3311,2pt.	.02	68.1	71.6	73.1	72.4	71.8	71.3	68.6	71.3	72.0	70.8	70.3	70.3
Construction steel	3311,2pt.	.27	131.7	144.7	144.7	143.9	134.4		131.6	138.5	136.1	138.1	137.3
Consumer durable steel	3311,2pt.	.19	81.5	88.9	96.3	99.3	92.0		81.4	86.3	87.5	98.3	98.2
Can and closure steel	3311,2pt.	.02	58.3	60.9	59.5	63.2	56.2		56.8	54.8	56.6	56.0	53.7
Equipment steel	3311,2pt.	.09	65.6	71.7	73.3	73.7	67.1		62.6	70.4	69.8	72.2	70.3
Miscellaneous steel	3311,2pt.	.67	75.6	78.2	79.6	82.0	79.4		74.1	74.8	75.8	80.8	82.3
Nonferrous metals	3313,4	.83	88.9	92.8	86.6	86.7	89.1	89.2	88.4	91.4	83.2	85.0	91.7	90.2
Alumina and aluminum production and processing	3313	.41	107.9	114.5	103.7	102.4	110.7	107.9	107.4	110.4	92.0	98.0	116.7	110.0
Primary aluminum production	331313pt.	.04	61.3	60.9	60.7	62.0	60.5	58.5	61.1	61.7	61.9	62.3	61.3	59.6
Secondary smelting and alloying of aluminum	331314	.06	133.0	141.2	136.2	150.8			131.9	142.8	132.6	145.4
Misc. aluminum materials	331315,8pt.	.17	114.8	121.0	106.2	104.7	114.7		112.2	114.9	94.7	98.6	120.0
Aluminum extruded product	331318pt.	.13	121.4	132.4	118.3	109.7	126.5		123.3	125.1	94.8	104.9	135.1
Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) production and processing	3314	.42	75.2	77.0	74.2	75.3	73.4	75.7	74.6	77.6	77.0	75.8	73.4	75.9
Nonferrous metal (except aluminum) smelting and refining	33141	.07	62.0	65.1	63.3	65.4	65.3	66.2	62.7	65.0	66.8	66.8	68.0	69.3
Primary smelting and refining of copper	33141pt.	.03	58.2	62.9	57.4	59.3	57.1	58.2	57.0	61.4	58.5	59.9	60.3	59.6
Primary smelting and refining of nonferrous	33141pt.	.04	67.1	68.8	70.6				69.7	69.9	76.2
Foundries	3315	.47	88.2	89.3	90.3	90.3	91.0	93.4	87.8	91.2	92.2	90.8	91.1	93.5
Fabricated metal product	332	5.76	96.0	96.9	97.1	99.3	96.6	100.6	95.5	96.8	98.1	98.1	95.7	100.2
Forging and stamping	3321	.41	88.0	91.1	92.1	94.4	96.4	98.2	86.8	90.6	93.3	95.3	96.2	99.0
Cutlery and handtool	3322	.17	89.7	90.9	91.5	92.1	87.2	90.2	89.6	90.6	92.2	91.0	88.5	90.0
Architectural and structural metals	3323	1.59	117.7	117.7	117.5	120.0	115.8	122.3	118.3	118.6	119.6	118.4	113.4	121.0
Hardware	3325	.14	111.0	113.6	114.2	122.9	120.8	122.7	111.7	113.0	115.4	123.8	121.7	121.6
Spring and wire product	3326	.15	101.6	104.2	104.4	112.1	109.4	112.3	103.3	106.6	107.4	110.6	109.5	113.0
Machine shops; turned product; and screw, nut, and bolt	3327	1.06	81.5	82.9	83.3	84.2	81.7	85.2	81.1	82.7	84.1	83.8	82.5	85.4
Coating, engraving, heat treating, and allied	3328	.47	89.9	89.9	90.0	92.0	89.8	93.9	89.3	89.3	91.1	89.8	88.9	95.4
Other fabricated metal product	3329	1.34	95.7	96.2	96.2	99.1	95.7	99.3	94.5	96.8	98.0	98.6	95.7	99.2
Ball and roller bearing	332991	.10	78.4	78.8	79.2	80.3	79.6	82.2	73.5	75.0	81.5	81.1	81.3	84.4
Machinery	333	5.26	88.5	87.8	89.2	91.9	89.6	92.2	87.9	84.7	82.6	88.7	91.3	95.4
Agriculture, construction, and mining machinery	3331	1.07	72.5	73.6	75.4	76.8	73.0	77.1	76.7	69.5	62.7	69.3	73.2	79.6
Agricultural implement	33311	.46	79.8	81.0	83.0	84.6	81.1	85.7	89.3	76.0	66.7	75.1	80.6	88.2
Farm machinery and equipment	333111	.37	74.3	75.1	76.9	78.7	75.2	79.0	86.1	69.5	57.3	66.8	73.6	81.0
Construction machinery	33312	.44	87.4	89.3	92.3	94.5	89.2	93.8	88.9	83.4	73.5	83.8	90.1	97.7
Mining and oil and gas field machinery	33313	.17	41.3	41.3	40.9	40.9	38.5	41.5	41.1	41.1	42.4	41.3	39.3	41.8
Industrial machinery	3332	.52	103.1	102.5	104.6	108.2	109.2	112.0	101.3	100.8	106.6	107.5	109.1	110.9
Commercial and service industry machinery and other	3333,9	1.89	93.2	92.7	93.5	94.8	93.0	96.2	92.9	93.2	95.0	94.2	92.8	96.2
HVAC, metalworking, and power transmission machinery	3334-6	1.78	94.4	92.0	93.4	98.3	95.8	96.5	89.7	85.5	81.2	95.2	101.1	104.9
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning, and commercial refrigeration equipment	3334	.72	115.3	109.4	109.9	117.7	109.1	109.5	99.7	91.8	83.1	112.2	122.3	128.8
Metalworking machinery	3335	.48	82.2	81.9	84.7	84.8	84.9	85.9	82.3	82.3	86.0	85.1	85.6	85.5
Engine, turbine, and power transmission equipment	3336	.58	82.8	82.5	83.9	89.5	91.4	92.1	85.9	82.2	76.0	86.2	92.0	96.0

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