Most Recent Articles from US Industrial Outlook

• Highlights of Outlook '94 

  Domestic manufacturing shipments are expected to grow 2.8% in 1994, the highest rate since 1988, largely because of high consumer durable demand...

  01/01/94 by Jonathan C. Menes · More from publication

• Metals - Industry Overview 

  In 1994, shipments of most metals are expected to increase in the range of 2 to 4 percent, except titanium, which will decline slightly....

  01/01/94 by Charles L. Bell · More from publication

• Electrical and renewable energy equipment - Industry Overview 

  The constant-dollar value of shipments by the electrical equipment industry will increase almost 4 percent in 1994. Shipments are expected to rise...

  01/01/94 by John J. Bodson · More from publication

• Industrial and analytical instruments - Industry Overview 

  Industry shipments of industrial and analytical instruments are expected to rise about 4 percent in real terms in 1994, to about $36.1 billion in...

  01/01/94 by Erin Finn · More from publication

• Computer software and networking - Industry Overview 

  Revenues of the U.S. software industry should continue to grow strongly in current dollars in 1994. U.S. suppliers benefitted from their leading...

  01/01/94 by Mary Smolenski · More from publication

• Household consumer durables - Industry Overview 

  Shipments of household durable goods are expected to increase more than 3 percent in 1994, adjusted for inflation, to a record of $56 billion in...

  01/01/94 by Kevin Ellis · More from publication

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