Table 3. Value of Manufacturers’ Unfilled Orders for Industry Groups

[Millions of Dollars}

‘Seasonally Adjusted

Not Seasonally Adjusted

Monthly Percent Change ‘Monthly Percent
Industry Change
June May Apr. Mar. - June May Apr. June June
2002° 2002" May Apr. 2002" 2002" 2002 2001 02/01
All manutacturing industries! 489,053] 496,373 0.6 -0.8} 490,149] 501,485] 506,010] 531,929 7.9
Excluding transportation! 241,037) 243,973 0.2 -0.2} 241,072] 246,553] 247,526] 267.803 -10.0
Excluding defense’ 346,104] 353,026 0.4 -0.9] 346,133] 355,872] 357.847] 398,167 13.1
Durable goods industeies 489,053] 496,373 -0.6 -0.8] 490,149] 501,485] 506,010] 531.929 73
Primary metais. 16,173] 16,166 0.8] 0.2} 16,406] 16,6068] 16,634] 18,554] 11.6
Iron and steel mils. 8,968| 8.849 38 26 9,235] 9,214 8,947 9,205 0.3
Aluminum and nonferrous metals 4,961 5,042 24 3.5 4,932| 5,092 5,284 6,868| 28.2
Ferrous metal foundries. 2,244 2,275 3.3 23 2,239 2,300} 2,403 2.481 9.8
Fabricated metal products. 39,572] 40,003) 0.7 -0.6] 39,876] 40,514] 39.863] 43,681 87
Machinery 48,393] 50,273 15 0.5} 48,114] 50,783] 51,743] 56,885 15.4
Construction machinery. 2.185 2214 0.9 65 2,191 2.337 2,450) 2.365 74
Mining, oil field, and
{988 Tield machinery. 1,150) 1,278 1.0) “44 1,150 1,278 1,291 1,238) mal
Industrial machinery. 9,045 9,365 24 a3 8,890] 9,536 9,250) 9,860 -9.8
Photographic equipment. 961 996 5.6 8.6 931 1,009 942 819 13.7
Ventilation, heating, air-condi
and refrigeration equipment 4,522 4,674] 0.3 1.7 4,604] 4,882 4,834 4,959 “7.2
Metalworking machinery. 3.614 3,680 15 “27 3,660] 3,780 3,802 agra 25.5
Turbines, generators, and other
power transmission equipment, 13,157| 14,170) 6.8 -2.6] 12,903] 13,959] 15,080] 17.581 26.6
Material handling equipment. 4,908 4,937 1.3 18 4,956 4,959| 5.134 5,706 13.1
Computers and electronic products" 112,054] 112.639) 0.1 0.1] 112/125] 113,731] 130,137] 122/852 87
Electronic computers. 6.623 6,827 08 “3.8 6.718 7,063 6,687 7,540 “10.9
Nondefense communications
equipment. 39,096] 39,712) 0.6} 0.4 39,031] 40,344] 40,313] 44,996 “13.3
Defense communications equipment. 2,485 2,421 2.9) -2.0 2,485 2,421 2.494 2,694 7.8
Semiconductors” (wa) (NA) (NA) (NA) (wa) ina) (wa) (NA) (NA)
Electronic components... 16,286] 16,277 1.3 0.3] 16,052] 15,993] 16,506] 17,823 “9.9
Nondefense search and navigation
‘equipment. 4,207 4,272 1.4 -1.0] 4,271 4,332 4,378 5,045) “15.3
Defense search and navigation
equipment. 30,505] 30,354) -0.2 0.4] 30,785] 30,643] 31,125) 32,480 “5.2
Electromedical, measuring,
and control instruments... 12,852) 12,776 0.2 17{ 12,783] 12,929] 12,881 12,274) at
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components. 15,101 14,826] 1.9 1.0 4.7] 14,866} 14,829} 14,753) 18,723) 5.5
Electric lighting equipment. 1,435 1,451 ad 15 29 1,483 1,498 1,409 1,552 “44
Household appliances. 1,134 4121 1.2 19 124 952 1,054 1,135 894 65
Electrical equipment... 9,137) 8,879 29 1.0 0.8] 9,072| 8,897 8811 8,901 1.9
Transportation equipment. 248,016] 252,400) 17 -1.0 -1.4| 249,077] 254,932] 258,484] 264,126 “57
Motor vehicle bodies, parts,
and trailers. 12,733] 12,670] 0.5 1.4 1.0] 12,531 12,728] 12,858] 12,940] “3.2
Nondefense aircraft and parts. 113,127] 116.499) 2.9 -0.9 2.5] 113,609} 116,996] 118,002] 138,771 “18.1
Defense aircraft and parts. 95,023] 55,324 -0.5 13) 1.2] 55,792] 56,725} 57,763] 43,226 29.1
Ships and boats. 21,696] 21,732 0.2 -0.7 2.2) 21,691] 21,926] 22,340] 21.490 0.9
Furniture and related products..... 5,913| 6,061 “2.4 “1.0 9) 5,854 6,085 8,070] 6,544 10.5

° Preliminary * Revised

NA Not available

* Aggregate estimates and percent changes exclude semiconductor industry data. Due to the number of large semiconductor manufacturers choosing not to participate in this voluntary
monthly survey, the Census Bureau cannot currently produce monthly estimates of semiconductor shipments, orders, or inventories.

* Due to the number of large semiconductor manufacturers choosing not to participate in this voluntary monthly survey, the Census Bureau cannot currently produce monthly estimates of

semiconductor shipments, orders, or inventories
See note at end of Table 2 relating to survey error and revision


Survey Description

This report is compiled from results of the U.S.
Census Bureau’s Manufacturers’ Shipments,
Inventories, and Orders (M3) survey. This survey
provides statistics on manufacturers’ value of
shipments, new orders (net of cancellations), end-of-
month order backlog (unfilled orders), end-of-month
total inventory (at current cost or market value), and
inventories by stage of fabrication (materials and
supplies, work-in-process, and finished goods). The
M3 includes approximately 5,000 reporting units.
Units may be divisions of diversified large
companies, large homogenous companies, or single-
unit manufacturers in 89 industry categories. Due to
the small monthly sample, these 89 categories have
been combined into 59 publication levels. The
survey methodology assumes that the month-to-month
changes of the total operations of those companies in
the monthly survey effectively represent the month-
to-month movements of all establishments that make
up the category. The current coverage levels in the
survey show that reported data in the monthly survey
represent approximately 60 percent of the shipments
estimates at the total manufacturing level. Data
published represent manufacturing in a calendar
month. The data collection is based on a voluntary
survey authorized by Title 13 of the United States
Code.

The data presented in this release are based on data
obtained from a panel of 5,000 reporting units and
provide an indication of the activity within the
manufacturing sector. The results differ from what
would be obtained from a complete enumeration of
all manufacturing companies. In addition, a different
panel of 5,000 companies would yield different
results. The M3 panel is comprised of companies
with $500 million or more in shipments and a limited
number of smaller companies. From a statistical
perspective, the panel is not a probability sample;
therefore, the sampling errors that are normally
provided with sample surveys cannot be measured.
Nonsampling errors are attributable to many sources.
The use of company or divisional reports to estimate
the monthly change for establishments is one source
of nonsampling error. The use of primarily large
companies to represent the month-to-month
movement of all companies is another potential
source.

Additional survey documentation can be found on our
web site: http://www.census.gov/indicator/www/m3/.


Table 5. Value of Manufacturers’ Shipments, New Orders, Unfilled Orders, and Total Inventories for
Topical Series

[Millions of Dollars]

Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted”
Monthly Percent Change Monthly Percent] Year to date
Industry ‘Change|
June | May | Apr. | May-| Apr.-}Mar.-1 June | May | Apr. | June | June
2002° | 2002" | 2002 | June | May | Apr. | 2002° | 2002" } 2002 | 2001 |62/01] 2002° | 2001
‘SHIPMENTS
Ail manufacturing industries®...... -{ $20,508} 323,736] 322,962) 1.0) 0.2) 2.31340,750] 333,386] 319,852 349,085] _-2.4]1,917,852]1,988,658
Construction materials and supplies. 36,287 36,059] 35,925] 0.6] 0.4] 3.5] 39,389] 38,430) 1.9] 211,915] 211,698
Information technology....... . 26,117) 26,718] 26,812) -2.2] -0.4| 1:2] 30,627] 24/903 10.8] 155,515] 180,743
Computers and related product 6,366) 6.578] 6.671] -3.2| -1.4| 4.2] “'123] 5/533 10.5] 38,141] 46,354
Motor vehicle and parts..... 36,962) 38,206] 39,203] -3.3 -2'5| 12.2] 39/572] 42/956 1.8) 234/311] 220.448
Capital goods. 63.017} 63,910] 63,407] -1.41 0.81 -0.7] 71,348] 63,056! 8.4) 378,060] 415,250
Nondefense capital goods 57.593| 57,195] -2.2] 0.7] 0.1] 64/046] 56.765 9.7} 340,117] 381,483
Excluding aircraft. 54,450] 53,799] -2.0] 1.2) 1.4] 60.484] 53.324 318,947] 356,121
Defense capital goods’. 6.317] 6.212) 5.8] 1.7! -7.3] 7/302] 6.291 37.943] 33,767
Consumer goods... 122,269] 124,106] 123,551} -1.5] 0.4] 2.6| 126,715] 127,324] 122,034] 127,918 732,181| 748,327
‘Consumer durable 9 32,548} 34,003] 34,342! -4.31 -1.0] 10.8] 34,840] 36,517] 35,131| 34/151 204,999] 194,218
Consumer nondurable goo 89,721] 90,103} 89,209] -0.4] 1.0] -0.3] 91/875] 90,807] 86/903] 93,767 527,182| 554,109
NEW ORDERS
All manufacturing industries®, 313,188} 320,873/318,861/ 2.4 0.6] 0.7) 329,414] 328,861] 316,483| 341,283 _-3.5|1,906,043]1,977,658
Construction materials and supplies. 38,788] 36,205] 35,945] -1.21 0.7] 4.3] 38,615] 39,094] 36,626] 38,557] 0.2| 213,023| 211,051
Information technology...... . 25,508] 26,943] 26801] -5.3| 05] 4.3 24,806] 23,678] 31.334] -7.9| 154/153] 175/608
‘Computers and related products 5 71) 35] 03 5,909} 5,016] 9,081] -14.3] 38,055] 46.510
Motor vehicle and parts... 35} 24] 12.1 42,826) 40,823} 38,520] 2.2] 234,649] 219,660
Capital goods. 6.7) 24] 67] 59,439] 56,365] 70,287] -10.8] 363,040] 405,256
Nondefense capital goods 91) 36, 11 55,269] 51,329] 65,800] -13.3] 323/613] 371/376
Excluding aircralt......... z 58l 05] 5.3 52,634] 50,939] 61.011] -8.0] 313:010) 34.446
Defense capital goods’. . 6,308] 5,292] 5,790] 19.2] -8.6| -45.9 4,170] 8,036] 4.487} 26.9] 39,427] "33/880
Consumer 90008. ..seenerevneessieessneed 121,999] 123,940] 123,546] -1.61 0.3] 2.6 127,073] 121,997] 127,271] 0.9] 731,126] 745,373
Consumer durable goods... +-{ 32,278) 33,837) 34,337] -4.6] -1.5] 11.0] 34,289] 36,266] 35,094] 33/5041 2.3] 203'944| 191/264
UNFILLED ORDERS
All manufacturing industries®...............| 489,053] 496,373] 499,236] -1.5] -0.6| -0.8] 490,149] 501,485| 506,010| 531,929] -7.9 ea) my
Construction materials and supplies. 32,440] 32,969] 32,823] -1.6/ 0.4] 0.1] 32,851] 33,625] 32,961] 35,601] -7.7| 04 ra
Information technology... | 100,124] 100,733} 100,508) 0.6] 0.2] 0.0] 100,363] 102:121] 102,218] 110.224] -8.9, & 0
Computers and related products®..... 6,623} 6.827] 6,771] -3.0/ 0.8] -38| 6.7181 7063] 6.687| 7'540| -10.9 0) 00
Motor vehicle and parts.......0.....0. 12,738] 12.670) 12.491] 0.6] 1.4] 1.0] 12,531] 12:728] 12/a68| 12940] -3.2 i) co
Capital goods..........:.00 340,369) 346,034] 348,478} -1.6] -0.7] _-1.0/ 340,418] 349,041 352,658| 372.337] -8.6| (x) ra
Nondefense capital goods 214,489) 219,777] 221.196} -2.4]  -0.6] -1.3] 214/284] 221,298] 222.794| 256.197| -16.4| (x) x
Excluding aircraft. 131,175} 133,797] 134,410] -2.0] | -0.5]  -0.2] 130,970| 135,318] 136.008] 149.900 12.6 ir 0
Defense capital goods’ 125,880] 126,257) 127,282] -0.3] -0.8]  -0.3] 126,134] 127.743] 129.864] 116,140| 8.6 a) oo
Consumer goods. 12,441) 12,7111 12,877] -2.1]  -1.3] 0.0] 12,102] 12,653] 12,904] 12,911] 6.31 (x) x)
Consumer durable goods. 12.44t) 12,7111 12,877] 24) -1.3} 0.0] 12,102] 12/653] 12/904] 12'911] 6.3 rd ~
TOTAL INVENTORIES

All manufacturing industries®. 427,982) 428,592| 430,153] -0.1] -0.4] -0.3/ 424,857] 430,844] 431,168| 460,062] -7.7 ~) (x)
Construction materials and supplies 44,903] 45,026] 45,297} -0.3] -0.6] 0.8] 44,887| 45,342] 45,619] 48,695] -7.8| ~ x)
Information technology..... 40,364] 40,934) 41,474] -1.4)  -1.31 0.0] 39/983] 41.979] 41/802] 49\596| -19.4 (x) x)
Computers and related products®.........{ 7.069] 7,064] 7,048] 0.1] 0.2] -1.4] 6.882| 7/558] 7:185| 8.200] 16:1 0) ial
Motor vehicle and parts... 20,230] 20,168] 20,089] 0.3) 0.41 1.21 20/080] 20/184] 20/076] 21385] 61 a 0
Capital goods... . 134,454] 135,200] 136,121] -0.6{ -0.7]_ -0.91 132,716] 136,363] 136,569] 149,408] -11.2 (x) x
Nondefense capital goods*... 115,508] 116,460] 117,117) -0.8{  -0.6} -0.9] 113/938] 117/574] 117.619] 130,702] -12:8 x) oO
Excluding aircratt 91,959] 92,778] 93,475] -0.9] -0.7) .0.6] 91/031] 94/298] 94/196] 104.864 -13.2 00 ©
Defense capital goods* 18,946] 18,740] 19,004) 1.1] 1.4] -0.6| 18.778] 18,789 18/950| 18,706] 0-4 0 0
Consumer goods. 128,336] 124,905] 124,926] 0.31 0.0] 0.31 124,497] 125,192] 124,764] 127,520] -2.4 x) ra
Consumer durable goods. 26,190] 26,123} 26,028] 0.3} 0.4] 0.7] 26,237| 26.536] 26/1631 27'655| 51 (x) oo
Consumer nondurable goods. 99,146] 98,782] 98,898] 0.4] -0.11 0.2] 98/260] 98,656] 98,601| 99\865| -1.6 ) ra)

° Preliminary * Revised X Not Applicable.

" Topical series are regroupings of the separate industry categories.

* Shipments and new orders are the totals for the period and are adjusted for trading-day and calendar-month variations.

* Nondefense capital goods industries include: small arms and ordnance; farm machinery and equipment; construction machinery; mining, oil, and gas field machinery;
industrial machinery; vending, laundry, and other machinery; photographic equipment; metalworking machinery; turbines and generators; other power transmission
equipment; pumps and compressors; material handling equipment; all other machinery; electronic computers; computer storage devices; other computer peripheral
equipment; communications equipment; search and navigation equipment; electromedical, measuring, and contro! instruments; electrical equipment; other electrical
equipment, appliances, and components; heavy duty trucks; aircraft; railroad rolling stock; ships and boats; office and institutional furniture; and medical equipment
and supplies,

“Defense capital goods industries include: small arms and ordnance; communications equipment; aircraft; missiles, space vehicles, and parts; ships and boats;

and search and navigation equipment.

* Aggregate estimates and percent changes exclude semiconductor industry data. Due to the number of large semiconductor manufacturers choosing not to participate in
this voluntary monthly survey, the Census Bureau cannot currently produce monthly estimates of semiconductor shipments, orders, or inventories.

‘See note at end of Table 2 relating to survey error and revision.


Table 4. Value of Manufacturers’ Inventories for Industry Groups
{Millions of Dollars}

‘Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted
Monthly Percent Change Monthly Percent
Industry Change
June May Apr. May Apr.- | Mar. - June May Apr. dune June
2002” 2002' 2002 June | May Apr. 2002° 2002" 2002 2001 02/01
‘All manufacturing industrieg) co 427,982) 428,592] 430,153) 0.1 0.4) 424,857] 430,844] 431,168] 460,062
Excluding transportation’. “] 3561076] 356,422 357.978 04 0.4 354,099] 358,887] 359,375] 385,444
Excluding defense’... 405,828] 406,535] 407,740) 0.2 -0.3 402,918] 408,851] 409.003] 438,504
With unfilled orders’ 216,004] 217,337] 218,917 0.6 -0.7 214,265) 218,766] 219,394] 238,789
Durable goods industries’ 265,116] 266,417 267,811 0.5 -0.5 263,026] 268,295] 268,416) 291,294
Wood products... 9.438 9,591 9,573 1.6 0.2 9,235 9,386 9,356] 9,773]
Nonmetallic mineral products : 8,882, 8,808, 8.857 0.8 0.6 8,918 8,926| 9,015] 9,755]
Primary metals. - 18,278) 18,153] 18,302 07 08 18,102) 17,991 18,144] 20,303
Iron and steel mils... ‘| 10,200] 10,084} 10,170 1.2 -0.8 10,026 9,930} 91981] 11,300]
Aluminum and nonferrous metals..... 6,282 6,304) 6,385] 0.3 1.3 6,252| 6.271 6.369| Tay
Ferrous metal foundries.......cen sn 1,796 1,765 1,747 1.8 1.0) 1,824] 1,790} 1,794) 1,892
Fabricated metal products..... 30,560} 30,687} 31,024 0.4 Aa 30,716] 30,965] 31,315] 33,739)
Machinery..svoeeesnneesennnee 45,079] 45,473) 45,753] 0.9 -0.6 44,613] 45,853] 46,065] 49,026]
Farm machinery... scssssessstssseeseee 1,996 1.982 1,956 0.7 13 1,96: 1,981 1,981 2,155
Construction machinery... : 31912| 3,984] 4,038| 1.8 13 3,866 3.977 4,075| 3,825
Mining, oil field,
and gas field machinery... 2,217) 2,254] 2,278| 1.6 11 2,249) 2,291 2,287 2,440|
Industrial machinery... . 7.793) 7:708 7'688| Mw 03 7:763| 7.875 7'700| 81664
Photographic equipment. 11951 1.975 1,956 12 1.0 11931 21019 1.985 1,991
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning,
and refrigeration equipment. 4,062| 4,075 4,077 0.3 0.0 0.7 4,065) 4,231 4,239 4,476 -9.2
Metalworking machinery... 5.203] 5.238| 5.317 0.7 1.5 “2.5 5,195| 5,323 5311 6141 “15.4
Turbines, generators, and other
power transmission equipment. 4,879) 5,244 5,336 7.0) 1.7 7| 4,763, 5,252 5,339] 5,082 6.3
Material handling equipment.........00-- 21653) 2'598| 2.582 24 0.6 1 2,627 2162: 2,636 2891 “9.1
Computers. and electroni 7 43,017] 43,743] 44.429] Aq “15 2] 42,747] 44/809] 44.627] 53,843 20.6
Electronic computers. 3,094 3,137 3,143| “1.4 “0.2 3,048) 3,354) 3.140] 3.341 “8.8
Computer storage devic - 1,362 1,356 4,321 0.4 26 0.0 1,260 1/491 4,383 1,605 215
Other peripheral equipment. 2.613 2.571 2/585] 1.6 05 3.3) 2,574 2.713) 2,662 3,254 -20.9
Nondefense communications
equipment ve 9,356) 9,609 9911 2.6 3.0 0.8 9,157 9,795) 9,946] 14,089 -35.0
Defense communications equipment. 755 776 750 27 3.5 5.8 755) 776 750 -6.0
Auio and video equipment. 1,057 1.097 1,106 3.6 0.8 2.6 1,095) 1,072 1,009) 1,221 10.3
Semiconductors. (Na) (NA) (wa) (Nay (NA) (NA) (Na) (NA) wal} (NA) INA)
Electronic components, 8,808 9,096] 9,259 “3. “1.8 “1.2 8,915] 9,282| 9,252] 11,554 22.8
Nondefense search and navigation|
2,978 3,033] 3,040] 18) -0.2 0.4 2,956 3,082 3,108] 2,836} 42
3,408) 3,296 3,360] 3.3 1.9 0.2 3,420 3,328 3,395 3,452 0.9
Electromedical, measuring
and contro! instruments... 9,214) 9.371 9,544] 17 1.8 9,187 9,516 9,587] 11,197 “18.0
Electrical equipment, appliances,

‘and components... 13,095] 13,143] 13,209) 0.4 0.5 12,967| 13,444] 13,511] 14,301 9.3
Electric lighting equipment... 1,470] 1,486 1.488 Vt 0.1 11492 1520 1,501 1,598 6.6
Household appliances......eoevvvvesnsernm 2:178| 21145] 2,143| 15 01 2,186 2,270 21276 2,161 2
Electrical equipment. ....ecccrceisssee 4.526 4.481 4/509] 1.0 0.6 4,338] 4,480] 4.566 4,422 3
Batteries... : 77 719 722 0.3) 0.4 731 741 728 a 1

Transportation equipment. 71,906] 72,170) 72,175 0.4) 0.9 70,758] 71,957] 71,793] 74,618] 2
‘Automobiles... 1,685 1.709 1,681 “14 17 1.660 1,752 1,712 1,747 0
Light trucks and uti 1/964 1,962 1,927 04 18 1,967 2,043 1,985 21091 9
Heavy duty trucks 866 889 857 2.6 37 864 896 B41 983 1
Motor vehicle bodies, parts,

and trailers. 15,715] 15,608] 15,624) 0.7 0.1 8} 15,589] 15,493] 15,538] 16,564 59
Nondefense aircraft and parts... 29/966] 30,279] 30,066 -1.0) 07 -1.6] 29,302] 30,067] 29,913] 32,094 87
Defense aircraft and parts. 40,594] 10,617] ‘10,842 0.2 21 6] 10.416] 10.561] 10,660) 91957 46
Ships and boats. 2,556 2,495 2,566 24 28 2 2,576] 2/514] 2/570] 2,637 2:3

Furniture and related products. 7011 6,985 6,934 0.4] 0.7 5 7,138 7,077] 6.925] 8,157 125

Miscellaneous durable goods... 17,850] 17,664] 17.555) 1 0.6} 5] 17,832} 17,887] 17.685} 17.779) 03

Nondurable goods industries......... 162,866] 162,175] 162,342 0.4 0.1 .0] 161,831] 162,549] 162,752] 168,768) “44

Food product: ve 31,713] 31,580) 31,441 0.4] 0.4 5] 30,575] 30,726] 30,808] 30,328) 0.8
Grain and oilseed miling... 3,252| 3.129] 3.105] 3.9 08 5 3,095] 2.952 3.134] 2,935 5.5
Dairy products... 3,469) 3,483] 3.533] 0.4 1.4 4 31554 3:579| 3,623] 3,565 0.3
Meat, poultry, and seafood products. 6,012, 6,051 6.00. 0.6 08 4 5,979| 6,080] 6,054] 5.623 6.3

Beverage and tobacco products... 144ga] 14.318] 14,237 1.2 0.6] -2| 13.99 14,050] 14,167| 13,666. 24
Beverages. 9,167; 9,068| 8,985] wt 0.9 4 054) 9,047 8.997 5: 42
Tobacco. 5,317 5,250] 5,252| 13) 0.0} 6 4,942| 5,003] 5,170] 4,978| 0.7

Textile mill 5,116] 5,122| 5,131 0.1 0.2 27 5,140 5,240] 5,226| 6.153 16.5

Textile product 4.495) 4.459 4,425] 0.8 0.8 1.9 4,584] 4,577 4,496| 4,753 -3.6

Apparel. 7.427] 7.418] 7.514) 0.1 1.3 1.6 7791 7.539 7.481 9.720] 198

Leather a 1.401 1,397 1417 0.3 “1.4 1.0) 1,429) 1,409) 1,408 1,665 14.2

Paper products... 14473 14,3991 14,460) 05 0.4 1] 14.410] 14.462] 14,602] 14.909 “3.3
Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills........ 6,443 6,425 6,445 0.4] -0.3 “16 6,428] 6,470] 6.517| 6741 4.6
Paperboard containers. 3,989 3,959] 3,997| 0.8 -1.0) 08 3,959| 3.944] 3,999] 4.172 “5.1

Printing... nn 5,881 5,770| 5,794 1.9 0.4 08 5,926] 5.668| 5,750] 6,604 10.3

Petroleum and coal products. 12,820] 12,693] 12,777 1.0) 0.7 26] 13,141] 13,190] 12,980] 13,450] “23
Petroleum refineries 11,443] 14.327] 11406 1.0 0.7 29] 11.679] 11,741] 111573] 11.829 13

Basic chemicals... 48,393] 48,422] 48,594 01 0.4 0.0} 48,183) 48.928] 49,040] 50,088 38
Pesticides, fertilizers, and other

agricultural chemicals. 2,395 2424] 2.498 12 0.6 19 2,148 2,388 2,627| 2-528 “15.0
Pharmaceuticals and medicines 17,096] 17,229) ; 08 0.7 os} 171128) 17/482) 17.435] 1 438
Paints, coatings, and adhesives. 2.872 Yass] ‘280s 0.6 0: 0. 21937| 2,910 2.937 Sloss “3.2
Plastics and rubber products... 16,663] 16,597] 16,552 oa 0.3 0.0] 16,656] 16,760) 16,794] 17,435 45
* Preliminary " Revised NA Not available.

' See footnote at end of Table 3.
? See footnote at end of Table 3.
See note at end of Table 2 relating to survey error and revision.


Table 7. Ratios of Manufacturers’ In
by Industry Group

[Based on Seasonally Adjusted data]

to Shipments,

ventories to Shipments and Unfilled Orders

Inventory/Shipments ratio

Unfilled Orders/Shipments ratio’

Industry Jun) | May | Apr | Mar | Jun | May | Apr | Mar
2002° | 2002' | 2002 | 2002 | 2002° | 2002' | 2002 | 2002
All manufacturing industries’, 1.34{ 1.321 1.33) 1.37) (x) (x) (x) x)
Durable goods industries? 1.53) 1.51) 1.52{ 1.58] 4.03] 4.04] 4.06] 4.16
Wood products.......... 1.29) 1.31! 1:28] 1.28) (x) (x) 0) 0
Nonmetallic mineral prod 1.02] 1.03] 1-06) 116] «x) (x) (x) i)
Primary metals....... 1.63/ 1.61) 1.62) 1.68} 1.45] 1.431 1.42] 1.47
Fabricated metal products... 1.45] 1.46} 1.47{ 1.53] 1:98] 2:00] 1/98] 2'06
Machinery... soccer { 1.96) 1.93] 2.01] 206} 2:30] 2.33] 245) 2.49
Computers and electronic products*.| 1.641 1.63 1.661 168] 5.06] 5.02| S021 S08
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components...-..... . 1.45] 1.431 1.431 1.47] 1.78] 1.721 1.69] 41.71
Transportation equipment. ~} 140) 1.38] 1.35] 14a 761] 7:73) 760] 7.75
Furniture and related products.........! 1.261 1.23 1.221 1.27] 120] 1.23] 122) 128
Miscellaneous products. coonnete 1.79) 1.74) 1.76 1.79] (xX) (xX) (xX) (xX)
Nondurable goods industries. VAT 1.10) VAD 1,12 (xX) (xX) (xX) (x)
Food products.....--ccccsnse cnn 0.85] 0.84! o.84) o83] (x) x) x) rr)
Beverage and tobacco products. 1.69] 1.52] 1.60] 1521 00 ~ oo ~
Textiles... nee 1.45] 1.40/ 1/35] 152] (x) ) ira) x)
Textile products... 1.45] 141] 138] 145) 00) 00) OX] 00
Apparel. -evcsssscissosensen 19] 1.56) 1:59] 1.68] (x) ry ry a)
Leather and allied products 2.22| 209] 197] 2.51 &) oo oo )
Paper products. . 1.46) 1.14) 1.47] 1.21 x) 0), 0) %)
Printing. 0.75} 0.73] 0.72) 072] (x) 00 real
Petroleum 0.721 0.71{ 0.72) 0.69] x) ia) real (x)
Basic chemicals.......j..:0» 1.35f 1.38) 1.41] taal) 00 & ~
Plastics and rubber products ik) ee) ee 0) 0) 0) (x)

° Preliminary “ Revised

X Not Applicable

* Excludes the following industries with no unfilled orders: Wood products; nonmetallic mineral products;
medical equipment and supplies; office supplies; other miscellaneous manufacturing; cutlery and handtovls;

farm and garden machinery; computer storage and peripheral devices; audio and video equipment;
and reproducing magnetic and optical media; batteries; automobiles;

trucks; and miscellaneous furniture
? See footnote at end of Table 2

manufacturing

light trucks and utility vehicles; heavy duty

Table 8. Revisions to Previously Published Monthly Percent Changes

[Based on Seasonally Adjusted data]

Shipments New Orders Unfilled Orders Inventories

Jun Jun Jun Jun

Industry Jun? | 2001- Jun? | 2001- Jun? | 2001- Jun? | 2001

jun’ | 1997) May | Jun! | 1997-} May | Jun’? | 1997-] May | Jun’ | i997. | May

2902 | 2001 | 2002 | 2002} 2001 | 2002 | 2002 | 2001 | 2002 | 3002 | 2001 | 2002
All manufacturing industries®........ oo} NAY] Nay Oo} (NANT (NAY bof NAY (Nay oft (NAIT (NAY
Durable goods industries? “OTF NA)! (NA)! -0.31 (NANT NAN] -0.1f (NAT (NAT 0.0] ay} vay
Wood products........ OOP (NAM (NAD Oo} NAN] (NA) Od} NAN] (NA) CO} (NA)] (NA)
Nonmetallic mineral products. (x)} (NA) (NA) (x)} (NA) (NA) (x) (NA) (NA) (X)] (NA}] (NA)
Primary Metals... <O.2) (NA) (NA)}-0.2] (NA)] (NAM -0.3] (NANT (NAT ota] (NAD
Fabricated metal products 0.2) (NA)! (NA)! -0.11 (NAT INA} = O.Of (NAT (NANT ona] NAD] (vay
Machinery... an veyed 0-3) (NAY (NAY -0.41 NAN] NAN] 0.0] nal] wal] = o.o] wa] (Nay
Computers and electronic products*.... 0.07 INA (NA)] — -0.6f (NA) (NA) = -O.1F NAN] (va) oo} (NA)] (Na)

Electrical equipment, appliances,

and components... seen O.oF INA (NANT 0.3) (NANT (NA) 0.17 «A)E AD] -0.3) (Naa] Nap
Transportation equipment. “ON (NANT INA} -0.2] INA)! (NA)! 0.0] (NA)] (NA)! © -O7](NAl] (NA)
Furniture and related products. (XP (NA}] (NAD (xo) (NA) (NA) (QO) INA} (Na) QO} (NAIT (INA)
Miscellaneous products........... (x)} WAI} (NA) (Xi} (NA)] (NA) (x}(NA)] (NA) (x)} (NA)] (NA)
Nondurable goods industries... OO} (NA) (NAD OO] NAY) (NAD Co] NAY} (NA) bo} Nay] (wa)
Food products.........-ceecsssssserceees (dP (NA)] (NA) OO) (NAYE(NA) OOP INA (wa) Of (NAH (NA)
Beverage and tobacco products... Oa} (NAN (INA) Oo} (NA) (NAY OO] (NA)] (NA) OX] (A)] (NA)
TextHES..-ecc sees (If (NA)T (NA) (OP (NAM (NA) OOP INA)E (NA) x} (NA)} (va)
Textile products. OO} (NAM (NA) Od] (NAH (NA) OO} INA)] (NA) bo} (NA)] (A)
Apparel..ccccccvseon OO} (NA)] (NA) (XO) (NANT (NA) (df (NA)P (NA) (OF (NA)] (NA)
Leather and allied products. (NAN (NAD OO} wai] (NA) Oo] (NA)] (wa) (1 (NA)P (INA)
Paper products... (XO (NA)] (NA) (x) (NAME (NA) OP (NADL (A) Oo} (NA)] (NA)
PrNKING. oo sscesee (XI) (NA) (NA) ()](NA)} (NA) (| INA] (NA) ()] (NA)] (NA)
Petroleum and coal products (Xd) (NA)] (NA) (x) (NA) (NA) (X)}(NA)} (NA) OO) (NA)] (wa)
Basic chemicals... . (} WA)} (NA) (} (A) (NA) (xd (NA)] (INA) (x) (NA)] (NA)
Plastics and rubber products... XH} (NANT (NA) (XP (NAM (NAD (x), (NA)] (A) (x) (NA (NA)

X Not Applicable

| The current month revisions are the difference between the advance percent chan,

NA Not Available

? Average revisions of the current month for the past five years.
* See footnote at end of Table 7

See note at end of Table 2 relating to survey error and revision. In Table 8,

of the current month for the past five years.

NOTE: The five year and the twelve month revision:
final estimates. The monthly averages are the simp!
advance to final percent change revisions for the di

ge and the percent change as shown in this publication.

the second column for each item represents the average revisions

's are the differences between the month-to-month percent changes of the preliminary and
le averages of the absolute values of the differences for the months specified. The
lurable goods industries are shown in the advance report for the month.


Manufacturers’ Shipments,
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June
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Billions Of Dollars
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Table 6. Value of Manufacturers’ Inventories, by Stage of Fabrication, by Industry Group

[Millions of Dollars}

‘Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted
Monthly Percent Change Monthly Percent
Industry Change
June May, Apr. May- | Apr.- | Mar. - June May Apr. dune June
2002" 2002" 2002 June | May Apr. 2002" 2002" 2002 2001 02/01
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
‘All manufacturing industries! wu. 140,911] 141,879] 143,081 0.7 139,585] 141,317| 142,175] 154,396 3.6
Durable goats industries! 85,588] 86,554] 87,607 a 84,316] 85,918] 86,526] 95,487 a7
Wood prod : 3,672 3,691 3,729] 0.5 3,360] 3,306 3,353 3,520 45
Nonmetetic mineral Prod 3,301 3,294 3,334 0.2 3,278) 3,260 3,286 3,451 5.0
Primary metals. coe 6,003 5,952 5,996| 08 5,891 5,745 5,791 6.757 12.8
Fabricated metal products... vanf 10,419] 10,4741 10.706 0.5 10,491 10,469} 10,687) 11,221 6.5
Machinery {| 15,356] 15,576) 15,720) 14 15,132) 15,538] 15,802] 16,798 9.9
Computers and electronic products’.....| 15.855] 16,297] 16,802 “2.7 15,844] 16,551] 16,.582| 21,452 -26.1
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components. vessseeees 4,615 4,680) 4,726 14 4,519 4,704] 4,738 5,475) ATS
Transportation equipment... 4 17,028) 17,294) 17,411 15) 16,477| 16,949] 17,083) 17,172 -4.0
Furniture and related products. | 3,073 3,061 3,027 o4 3,078 3,086 3,034 3.433 “10.3
Miscellaneous products......... 6,268 6,235 6.156) 05 6,246 6,310} 6,170 6,208 0.6
Nondurable goods industries... 55,323) 55,325] 55,474 0.0 55,269] 55,399] 55,649] 58,909 6.2
Food products...... : 10,215] 10,133) 9991 08 10,166] 10,087 9,987] 10,457) 2.8
—_ 5,821 5.770) 5,749 0.9 5,696 5,763 5,827 5,795 v7
vo 1,446 1.436 1.444 07 1.428 1,438| 1,457 1,715 “16.7
Textile products. 1,492 1,475 1476 1.2 1,524 1,500 1,482| 1,673 8.9
Apparel.. 1,735 1,705 1,752 18 1.770] 1,744 1,804) 2,202 “19.6
Leather and alied Broducts. . 321 320 335 0.3] 332 322 333) 471 29.5
Paper products... — 6,923] 6,930 6.897 04 6,864] 6,885) 6,926| 7,266 5.5
Printing... 2,438 21391 2.380} 2.0 2.427 2,298 2,309 2,829) 14.2
Petroleum and coal products. 3,153 3,216 3,367| 2.0 3,288| 3,353] 3,456 3,620] 9.2
Basic chemicals... 15,087) 15.276| 15,460 “12 15,083] 15.315] 15,453] 15,959) “5.5
Plastics and rubber products. 6,692 6,673] 6.623] 0.3 6,691 6,694] 6.615 6,922| 3.3
WORK IN PROCESS
All manufacturing industries! 127,746] 127,765] 127.768] 0.0} 0.0 -0.6| 126,512) 128,345] 127,913] 137,266 7.8
Durable goods industries! 99,633] 99,913] 100,103] 0.3 0.2 -0.7}  98,682/ 100,536] 100,247] 109,278 9.7
Wood prod oa 2,074] 2.074) 1,932 0.9} 73 0.5 2,061 2,066 1,957 1,922 72
Nonmetatic mineral products 1,150 1,139 1124 1.0 1.3 1.2 1,158 Va71 1180 1.286 -10.0
Primary metals........ 6.174 6,178] 6,223 0.1 7 0.0 6,174] 6,166] 6,195| 6.948] Wa
Fabricated metal products. 9,882 9,883 9,905 0.9} -0.2 0.3 9,975} 9,920 9,874] 10,861 “8.2
Machinery... 14,394] 14,463) 14,579 05 0.8 og] 14,386] 14.831] 14592] 15,818 97
Computers and electronic products’. 17,553] 17.621] 17,617; “0.4 0.0 -1.4f 17516] 18,028] 17,991] 20,152 13.1
Electcal equipment, eppiances,
aNd COMPONENS..o-eeeesnvteneseseene 2,998] 3,034] 3,059 1.2 0.8 0.7] 2,996] 3,109 3,106 3,475 13.8
Transportation equipment. 40,868] 40.967] 41,124 -0.2 0.4] -15] 39,855] 40,642] 40,804) 43,923 9.3
Furniture and related products... 7,497, 1,513 1,489 at 16 0.8] 1,500| 1,525 1,492| 1,686 11.0
Miscellaneous products... cose 3,049 3,041 31051 0.3 03 0.7 3,061 3,078 3,056] 3,207 4.6
Nondurable goods industries. 28,107] 27.852] 27,665 0.9] 0.7 -0.2] 27,830] 27,809] 27,666) 27,988 0.6
Food products. . 2.524 2,532 2,555) 0.3 0.9) 1.6 2,330] 2,301 241i 2.440] 4.5
Beverage and tobacco product. _ 3.843| 3,889 3.864) Ad 06 “18 3,537 3.717| 3,747 3,504 0.9
Textiles. 1,196 1,220 4,232 2.0) 1.9] 27 1,198 1,230] 1,247 1,540 -22.2
Textile products. 792 809 823 “24 7 1.0 794 829 834 851 6.7
Apparel... 1,430 1,431 1,403 01 9 0.4) 1,525 1,524 1,437 1,805) 15.5
Leather and allied product: 168 164 164 2.4] | 0.6 163 164 166) 229 -28.8
Paper products. voce 1,267] 1,269 1,287 -0.2 4 1.8 1,265 1,261 1,273 1,294 2.2
Printing : 1,862 1,788 1,798 44 6 0.5 1,874 1,720] 1811 2,083 “10.0
Petroleum and coal products. 3,775 3,686 3,619 24 | 3.6 3811 3,800) 3,704 3,305 15.3
Basic chemicals....eseesnne- 9.036| 8,845 8,707 22 6| 08 9,149) 9,047 8,792 8,620| 61
Plastics and rubber products. 2,209] 2,219 2,213 0.5 3 07 2,184] 2.216) 2,244 2,317 57
FINISHED GOODS
All manufacturing industries’ cad 159,325] 158,948] 159,304 0.2 -0.1]  158.760| 161,182] 161,080] 168,400 87
Durable goods industries’ 79,889} 79,950] 80,101 0.1 0.1] 80,028] 81,841] 81,643] 86,529 75
‘Wood products. 3,692| 3,826 3,912 “3.5 12 3.814] 4,014] 4,046 4,331 11.9
Nonmetallic mineral products. 4,431 4,375 4,399) 1.3) ad 4.482 4,495 4,549 5,018 10.7
Primary Metals... osoeesenee 6,103] 6,023 6,083 13) 17 6,037 6,080) 6,158 6,598 8.5
Fabricated metal products... 10,259] 10,330] 10,413) -0.7 0.7} 10.250] 10,576] 10,754) 11.657] 121
Machinery. 15,329] 15,434] 15,454 07 “21 15,095] 15,484 15,671] 16,470 -8.0
Computers and electronic products"... 9,609 9.825] 10,010) “2. 15 9,387| 10,230] 10,084] 12,238 23.3
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and component: 5,482 5,429 5,424 1.0) 0.4) 5.452 5,631 5,667 5,351 19
Transportation equipment. 14,010] 13,909] 13,640) 0.7 2.2] 14,426] 14.366] 13,906] 13,523 6.7
Furniture and related products. 2,441 2411 2,418] 1.2 -0.9 2,560| 2,466 2,399 3,038 “15.7
Miscellaneous products. . 8,533] 8,388 8,348 17 05 8,525] 8,499) 8,439) 8,364 1.9
Nondurable goods industti@S........c.f 79,436] 78,998] 79,203] 0.6} 0.0] 78,732] 79,341] 79,437| 81,871 “3.8
Food products...... . 18,974] 18,915] 18,895) 0.3] 1.1] 18,079] 18,338] 18,410) 17,428 37
Beverage and tobacco Products. 4,815 4,659| 4,624] 3.3 0.6 4,763} 4,570] 4.593) 4,387 91
Textiles... 2.474 2,466 2,455 0.3 3.2 2.514 2,572 2,522| 2.898| “13.3
Textile products.. 2211 2,175 2,126 17 34 2,266 2,248 2:180| 2,229 v7
Apparel. 4.262] 4,282 4,359 0.5 19) 4.496 4271 4,240} 5.713 “21.3
Leather and allied products... 912 913 918 0.1 0.8 934] 923 ‘908 965 3.2
Paper products. : 6,283 6,200] 6,276 1.3 15) 6,281 6,316 6,403) 6,349 ae
PHIMING ossesvserervsertnneeee 1,581 1,591 1,616 0.6 08 1,625 1,650 1,630| 1,692 4.0
Petroleum and coal products... 5,892 5,791 5,791 17 11 6,042 6.037 5,820 6,525 74
Basic chemicals......-.on-» : 24,270] 24,301) 24,427 0.1 0.6]  23'951] 24,566] 24.795] 25.509 61
Plastics and rubber products. 7,762 7,705 7.716 07 0.3 7,781 7,850 7,935 8,196 5.1
Preliminary “Revised * See footnote at end of Table 3.

See note at end of Table 2 relating to survey error and revisions.


4

Table 2. Value of Manufacturers’ New Orders for Industry Groups

[Millions of Dollars]

Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted '
Monthly Percent Change Monthly Percent Year to date
Industry Change
June May, Apr, | May-| Apr.-| Mar.-| June | May Apr. une | June
2002” | 2002" | 2002 | June | May | Apr. | 2002 | 2002" | 2002 | 2001 | 02/01} 2002" 2001
All manufacturing industries 313,188] 320,873) 318,861] 2.4] 0.6 -—0.7|_ 329,414] 328,861] 316,483] 341,283]  -3.5] 1,906,043 1,977,658
Excluding transportation 266,253) 271,034] 268,777] 1.8] 0.81 2.2| 279,343] 275,279] 266,039] 287,295] -2.8] 1/589,275| 1,668,545
Excluding defense’ . “0) 308/587] 314/573} 312/152] 2:3] 0.8) 2.4] 322,034] 323,960] 310,390] 335,492| -4.0] 1,857,632 1,936,300
With unfilled orders? vc] 414/137] 119/869} 118,900] 48) 0.8} -2.7} 121/041] 121,655] 117,387] 131/921] -8.2| | "721/538| 767/530
Durable goods industries? 165,966] 173,064] 172,325] 4.1] 0.4! 0.5] 177,588] 178,051] 170,890] 187,024] —_-5.0| 1,036,526] 1,088,781
Primary metals ..-.eoecoesc eee 11195] 11,4451 11,290) 2.2] 1.4] 6.3] 11,410] 12,034) 11,624] 11,936] -4.4] 68,257 71,805
tron and steel mills. 51272] 5.442| 5.330] 3.1) 2.1] 8.2} 5418] 74a] 5501] 5.447] 0.5] 32,095] 31/907
Aluminum and nonferrous metals. 4615] 4,729] 4.648] 2.4] 1.7] 5.3] aleas} 4.895] 4.733) a.991| 6.9] 28,060] 31,229
Ferrous metal foundries... v308] 1,274) 1,312] 2.7] 29] 2.01344] 1,398] 1.390] 1.498] -10.3} 8,102 8.669
Fabricated metal products 20,587] 21312) 20913] 3.4] 1.9] 1.7] 211366] 22,656) 21,219] 22/105] -3.3} 125,760] 128,133
Machinery ae aire) 22,772| 22/446] «7.1 15| 4.6] 22,854] 23,413] 23,369] 25,013] -8.6) 134.151} 146,610
Construct inery coud “sal 4,755 1/888] 8.9] 7-0] 12.3) 1,704) 1.887) 21.073] 1.873] 9.0) 10,880] 11,112
Mining, oil field, and
‘gas field machine... 6 734] 7s) 16.8) 2a) 4. 680) 677] 683 930] -26.9} 4,386] 4,890
Industrial machinery... : 2,783] 3,376] -3.357| 174] 0-6] 10.5} 2,793] 3,237] 3,694] 3,471] 19.5] 18,484) 20,439
Photographic equipment... 1.372| 1143s] 1.413] a7] 1.8] 1.9] 1,586] 1,460] 1.347] 1.679] -7.3} 8,159 8,126
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning
and refrigeration equipment...... 2,538] 2,646 2,766] -4.1] -4.3] 4.7] 2,876] 2,960] 2,871] 3,397] 15.3] 16,498] 17,750
Metalworking machinery... 21006] 2,037, 2.025] 1:5] 06] 5.5] 2,201] 2oaal = 11915] 2.258) 25] 11,774) 13,375
Turbines, generators, and other
Power transmission equipment........1 2,242] 2,518} 22,2721 -11.0] 10.8] 8.1} 2,705] 2,402) 2,040] 2,868] 5.7] 13,413] 18,156
Material handling equipment. a 1,292] 1.294] 1.329] 0.2] 2.6] 0.2 1,425| 1,217] 1.273.680] -15.2 8138] 10,127
Computers and electronic products? 25.5731 26,780] 26,787] -4.5] 0.0] 2.8} 28,822] 24.231) 29,862] 30,928] 6.8] 159,791] 173,323
Electronic computer : 31532] 3.710] 3,469] -4.8) 6.9] 3.1] 4.203} 3,601] 2.965] 5,395) 22,001) 29,271
Nondefense communications
equipment. 4.693] 5,763] 5,927 -18.5] -2.8] 15.81 5,031] 5,113] 5,048] 6,541 31,424] 40,886
Defense communications equipment. 359} 253 257| 41.9] -1.6) -10.8| 368] 273] 244 271 1,807| 1,783
Semiconductors*.. (NA) (NA) (NAI](NA)] (NA) INA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) ina) ina)
Electronic component: 4,233] 4,115] 4,219] 2.9] 2.5] 6.0] 4.477] 3,761] 4,228] 4,747 24,584] 27,024
Nondefense search and navigation
equipment...... pee 707] 689 esa 2.6] 0.7] 6.5 77) 690] 627] 778] 0.3 4,316] 4,378
Defense search and mavigation
equipment... 2117] 1,908] 1,869] 11.1] 2.0] 6.3] 2,300] 1,383) 1,728) 1,782] 29.1 10,623] 11,143
Electromedical, measuring,
and control instruments...) 5,897] 6,902] 5,975] -0.1]  -1.2) 0.9] 6,765] 5,776] 5,556] 6.379] 6.1] 34,823] 33,687
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components..... 9,286] 9,346] 9,495, 0.6) -1.6] 9.4] 9,841] 9,421] 9,158} 10,694] 8.0] 54,118] 60,464
Electric lighting equipment.. 1,064] 1,120 1.150] 5.0] 2.6] 7.3) 1.447] 1.167]— 1.066] 1.209} 5.1 6.527 6.683
Household appliances. x91] 2/038] 2168] = -2.3} 6.0] 13.6] 2.044} 21104] 2.092] 2068} 1.1 11,837] 11,640
Electrical equipment 2913] 2786] 2777/46) 0.3] 15.3] 3.116) 27281 2556] 3.290] 5.3] 15,678] 17.677
Transportation equipment......-.- 46,935] 49,839] 50,08| 5.8} 0.5 -7.0] 50,071] 53.582) 50,444] 53,988] 7.3] 316,768] 309,113
Motor vehicle bodies, parts,
aNd LrAlTerS. ose nes 18,309] 18,764] 19,241) 2.4) 25] 7.1] 18,879] 20,801] 20,181] 18,460] 2.3] 114,564] 108,644
Nondefense aircraft and parts... 2.7771 5,216] 3.740] -46.8] 39.5] -42.5] 3,652] 5.411] 3,224] 9.441] 61.3] 30,694] 45.970
Defense aircraft and parts. 21826 2,227| 2.144] 26.9) 3.9] 66.2] 2.727) 1.780] 1.977] 2.280] 19.6 21,164] 14,390
Ships and boats... 7 1645] 1.625] 2.275] 1.21 -28.6| 45.9] 1,524] 1.445] 2.421] 1.262] 20.8) 11,708] 12,769
Furniture and related products... 400] 5,608] 5.642, -3.7| -06) 3.4] 5.385] 5.552] 5.728] 5.740] 6.2] 33,269] 34.898
Nondurable goods industries. 147,222| 147,809] 146,536] -0.4| 0.90.9] 151,826] 150,810] 145,593] 154.259] -1.6] 869,517] 908,877

* Preliminary " Revised NA Not available.
* Shipments and new orders are the totals for the period and are adjusted for trading-day and calendar-month variations.

aggregate estimates and percent changes exclude semiconductor industry data. Due to the number of large semiconductor manufacturers choosing not to participate in this
voluntary monthly survey, the Census Bureau cannot currently produce monthly estimates of semiconductor shipments, orders, or inventories.

* Due to the number of large semiconductor manufacturers choosing not to participate in this voluntary monthly survey, the Census Bureau cannot currently produce monthly
estimates of semiconductor shipments, orders, or inventories.

Note: Estimates of manufacturers’ shipments, inventories and orders are subject to survey error and revision. One major component of survey error is

nonsampling error, which includes errors of coverage, response, and nonreporting. Since the survey panel is not a probability sample, estimates of sampling

error cannot be calculated. Further details on survey design, methodology, and data limitations are contained in our most recent annual benchmark publication,

Current Industrial Reports: M3-1(01), "Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories, and Orders: 1992-2001."



Table 1. Value of Manufacturers’ Shipments for Industry Groups
Millions of Doltars)_
Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted *
Monthly Percent Change Monthly /Percent| Year to date
Industry Change|
June May Apr. May -| Apr. -| Mar. -| June May see June | June
2002” | 2002' | 2002 | June | May | Apr. | 2002" | 2002" | 2002 | 2001 |62/01] 2002" 2001
All manufacturing industries” .. | 320,508] 323,736} 322,962. -1.0 0.2) 2.3} 340,750] 333,386] 319,852] 349,085 -2.4] 1,917,852] 1,988,658
Excluding transportation’ || 269,189] 271,469] 269,336 8] 0.8] 1.6] 284'824] 276,252] 265,892| -2.6| 1,596,530] 1,683,802
Excluding defense’... .4 312,509] 316,151]315.443]  -1.2] 0.2] 2.5] 331,773] 325/935] 312.923 2.8] 1,872,759] 1,950,220
With unfilled orders® 121,457] 122,732]123,001]  -1.0]  -0.2| 1.6] 132,377] 126,180] 120,756 -5.3{ 733,347] °778,530
Durable goods industries’. 173,286] 175,927] 176,426] -1.5|  -0.3] 3.6] 188,924] 182,576] 174,259 -3.0] 1,048,335] 1,079,781
Wood products. 7,339 7,484) -0.6| 1.9, 0.1 8,069 7,908 7,642 5.1 44,088 43,591
Nonmetallic miner: 8,537 8,332 2.3 25 8.5 9,334 9,073 8,451 8,187] 14.0) 47,905 45,422
Primary metals.. 11,309] 11,315 aval 01 3.3) 11,610] 12,062) 11,708] 11,974 -3.0) 67,954 71,598
Iron and steel 5,121 5,113 06 0.2 3.9 5,397) 5,477, 5,290 5,326 1.3 30,765 31,721
4,837 4,834 2.9) 0.1 2.3 4,808 5,087) 4,989 5,133) 6.3) 28,910) 31,255
1,357 1,368] 0.9 1.2] 48 1,405) 1,498) 1,429) 1,515 7.3] 8,279) 8,622
Fabricated meta! products. 21,047) 21,171 0.1 -0.6 3.2] 22,004] 22,005} 21,349] 22,195) 0.9} 125,693] 128,628
Machinery. . 23,529] 22,718 24 3.6. 0.9] 25,523} 24,373] 23,327] 26,390 3.3] 139,451] 149,691
Farm machinery. 1,388} 1,415 5.8] 1.9) 5.4 1,536] 1,596 1,780} 1,458] 5.3 9,663 202
Construction machinery. 1,778 1,751 8.3 14 26 1,850] 2,000 1,920] 1,968} 6.0) 10,832 11,501
Mining, oil field, and
gas field machinery...... 747) 779) V1 4.1 9.3 808) 690) 743) 868 4,435) 4,691
Industrial machinery... 3,154 3,063, 1.4 3.0 5.9 3,439 2,951 3,167 3,719 18,153) (22,428
Photographic equipment . 1,386 1,338 1.5 3.6 5 1,634| 1,393} 1,281 1,692, 8,035 8,288
Ventilation, heating, air- conditioning,
and refrigeration equipment. 2,658. 2,688) 1.2 Ad 0.9 16,251 17,647
Metalworking machinery..... 2,094) 2,128 11 1.6) 7.3 11,963 13,773
Turbines, generators, and other”
power transmission equipment.. 3,550) 2,670 8.3) 33.0] -14.4 18,735) 17,887
Material handling equipment......... 1,387; 1,419 2.7 4.4 24 8,541 10,157
Computers and electronic products’ 26,872] 26,845 -2.6) 0.1 1.4 160,661] 180,409
Electronic computers 3.654 3,733) 2.2 2.1 3.8 22,087 29,115
Computer storage devices 1,269 1,292 1.0 1.8) 0.7) 7,473] 6,900
Other peripheral equipment.......... 1,655, 1,646) -18.5 05 9.4 8,581 10,339
Nondefense communications
equipment. . 5,533) 5,764 3.9) 4.0) 2.2 32,081 44,250
Defense comr icat -quipr 326) 308 9.5) 5.8] 2.0) 1,887 1,760
Audio and video equipment... 797] 746, -6.0) 6.8] 5.5 4,122 3,943
‘Semiconductors. (NA)| (NA)] (NA) INA} (NA) (NA)| (NA)
Electronic components... 4,324 4174 -2.3] 3.6 0.6 24,848 30,614
Nondefense search and navigation
equipment......... oe 748) 737, 3.2 1.5) 48 4.4 4,470 4,846
Defense search and navigation
equipment... 1,965 1,991 0.1 1.3 1.0] 75 11,518) 11,138
Electromedical, ‘measuring,
and contral instruments... 5,880 5,761 1.0 24 -2.0) 4.6 34,513 33,535
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components. 9,199 9,247 0] 0.5) 27 13.4) 54,128 82, 490
Electric lighting equipment. 1,098) 1,110; 6 ad 28 1.4) 6,430 6,574
Household appliances. 2,060} 2,045) 0] 07 51 -3.6) 12,164, 11,991
Electrical equipment. 2,694) 2,709 4 0.6 2.0] 14.0 15,543) 17,984
Batteries. 563) 580] 2 -2.9) 49 13.6] 3,033) 3,281
Transportation equipment 52,267] 53,626 8 “2.5 6.3] 55; 5oe 57,134] 53,960} 56,534, -1.1] 321,322) 304,856
Automobiies...... 8.228] 8,39 7 -2. 12.7 8,378 9,136 8.618 8,337 0.5) 50,368 46,430
Light trucks and utility vehicles. 10,206] 10,524) 0) 3. 21.4) 10,794) 11,637] 10,877] 10,441 3.4 63,103] 57,599
Heavy duty trucks ... 1,187, 1,166 0.2, 1.8)017.1 1,324] 1,252 1,147 1,282 3.3 6,614 6,987
Motor vehicle bodies, parts,
and trailers. 18,585] 19,117] 1.9) -2.8 7.3} 19,076] 20,931] 20,205] 18,811 1.4) 114,226] 109,432
Nondefense aircraft and part 6,249} 6,698. 1.6 6.7 91 7,039 6,41 6,015 9,463] -25.6) 40,428 45,200
Defense aircraft and parts. 2,930 2,847) 6.7 2.9 6.0 3,660 2,818 2,474 2,956] 23.8 16,655 12,534
Ships and boats....... 1,779 1,805, 5.5, 1.4) 0.3) 1,759 1,859 1,855 1,703 3.3 10,586) 9,711
Furniture and related pr 2 5,668! 5,698 “21 0.5) 3.5 5,616, 5,537) 5,618 5,689, 1.3) 33,423 35,221
Miscellaneous durable goods..... . 9,974] 10,160] 9,990) 1.8) 17 2.2] 10,610] 10,255 9,778] 10,325) 2.8 59,001 57,875
Nondurable goods industries... .| 147,222] 147,809] 146,536 0.4 0.9 0.9] 161,826] 150,810] 145,593] 154,259 -1.6) 869,517) 908,877
Food products... 37,495] 37,686] 37,607 0.5) 0.2 0.6} 37,703] 37,539} 36,148] 38,172 -1.2) 223,225) 221,809
Grain and oilseed ‘milling, 4,090 4,092 4,043 0.0 1.2 1.0 3,904 4,157 3,903 3,785 34 24,190} 23,316
Dairy products. 5,104 5,239. 5,289 -2.6 0.9) 3.3] 5,270 5,370 5,103 5.937) -11.2 31,620) 32,430
Meat, poultry, and seafood broducts. 11,305] 11,254) 11,227 0.5 0.2 0.2] 11,649] 11,457] 11,056] 11,501 1.3) 67,291 66,195
Beverage and tobacco Products. 9,117 9,423 8,925 3.2, 5.6 6.0] 9,680] 9,986 8,947] 10,353) 6.5] 95,145 57,565
5,609) 5,774 5,711 2.9) 1d 0.6) 6,172 6,337 §,733 5,995 3.0 33,740) 32,542
3,508 3,649 3,214 3.9) 13.5] -15.8) 3,508 3,649 3,214 4,358] -19.5 21,405 25,023
Textile mills. 3,520 3,656 3,805) 3.7 3.9 9.6) 3,862 3,689 3,664 4,158 “7.1 21,427 23,365
Textile products... 3,100 3,157 3,215) 1.8 1.8, 7.6 3,381 3,184 3,212 3,109 87 18,357 17,120
Apparel... a 13 0.6 41 4,593 4,362] 4,561 4,659 1.4) 27,265 28,602
Leather and allied products. 5.8 6.8] 25.9) 628 639, 635 718} -12.5, 3,650) 4,414
Paper products. . x 1.2 1.4 2.3) 12,517] 12,673] 12,214] 12,976) 3.5 73,207 78,193
Pulp, paper, Pi , 3.2 2.2) 1.6, 5,698) 5,822 5,691 6,034 5.6 33,785 36,944
Paperboard containers. 5, 11 3.0 2.7 3,742 3.811 3,618 3,614 3.5 21,680 22,071
Printing. fee teteeees . 0.6 1.2 0.5) 7,717 7,649 7,710 8,021 3.8 45,985) 49,007
Petroleur coal products. 17,904] 17,805 -0.3| 06 -0.6} 19,047] 18,850] 17.564] 19,248 -1.0] 101,360] 114,609
Petroleum refineries. 16,306] 16,255 -0.2| 0.3 -0.8) 17,145] 17,125] 16,080] 17,329 vd 92,652] 105,595
Basic chemicals....... . 35,154] 34,431 1.7 24 1.4) 37,334) 36,314] 35,436] 37,667, 0.9} 210,174] 225,397
Pesticides, fertilizers, and other
agricultural chemicals... 1,605 1,653] 23.9 -2.9) 0.9) 2,078 2,509 2,957 1,871) 11.1 12,786) 13,437
Pharmaceuticals and medicines. 8,817 8,537, 5.8 3.3 0.9 9,518 8,642 8,287 9,389 1.4) 52,852 59,168
Paints, coatings, and adhesives. 2,348 2,281 1.2) 29 0.9) 2,596 2,639 2,407 2,495 4.0) 14,378 | 14,347
Plastics and rubber products... 14) 768} 14,926] 14,900] Bl 0.2 3.7} 18,364) 15,925) 15,502] 15,178 1.2 89,722) 88,796

” Preliminary * Revised

? See footnote at end of Table 2.
* See footnote at end of Tabie 2.

NA Not available,
” Shipments and new orders are the totals for the period and are adjusted for trading-day and calendar-month variations.

See note at end of Table 2 relating to survey error and revision.


All figures in text are in seasonally adjusted current dollars

Summary

New orders for manufactured goods in June, excluding
semiconductors, decreased $7.7 billion or 2.4 percent to
$313.2 billion, the Department of Commerce, Census Bureau
reported today. This followed a 0.6 percent May increase.
Year to date, new orders for 2002 were 3.7 percent below the
same period a year ago.

Shipments, excluding semiconductors, decreased $3.2
billion or 1.0 percent to $320.5 billion, following a 0.2
percent May increase. Year to date, shipments for 2002 were
3.6 percent below the same period a year ago.

Unfilled orders, excluding semiconductors, decreased $7.3
billion or 1.5 percent to $489.1 billion, following a 0.6
percent May decrease. The unfilled orders-to-shipments ratio
was 4.03, down from 4.04 in May.

Inventories, excluding semiconductors, down seventeen
consecutive months, decreased $0.6 billion or 0.1 percent to
$428.0 billion, following a 0.4 percent May decrease. The
inventories-to-shipments ratio was 1.34, up from 1.32 in
May.

New Orders

New orders for manufactured durable goods in June,
excluding semiconductors, decreased $7.1 billion or 4.1
percent to $166.0 billion, revised from the previously
published 3.8 percent decrease.

Transportation equipment, down four consecutive months,
had the largest decrease, $2.9 billion or 5.8 percent to $46.9
billion, led mostly by nondefense aircraft and parts which
decreased $2.4 billion. Machinery decreased $1.6 billion or
7.1 percent to $21.2 billion.

New orders for nondurable goods decreased $0.6 billion or
0.4 percent to $147.2 billion, led by a decrease in beverage
and tobacco products of $0.3 billion.

Shipments

Shipments of manufactured durable goods in June,
excluding semiconductors, decreased $2.6 billion or 1.5
percent to $173.3 billion, revised from the previously
published 1.4 percent decrease.

Transportation equipment had the largest decrease, $0.9
billion or 1.8 percent to $51.3 billion, mostly due to motor
vehicles and parts which decreased $1.2 billion.
Computers and electronic products, excluding
semiconductors, decreased $0.7 billion or 2.6 percent to
$26.2 billion.

Shipments of nondurable goods decreased $0.6 billion
or 0.4 percent to $147.2 billion, led by a decrease in
beverage and tobacco products of $0.3 billion.

Unfilled Orders

Unfilled orders for manufactured durable goods in June,
excluding semiconductors, decreased $7.3 billion or 1.5
percent to $489.1 billion, revised from the previously
published 1.4 percent decrease.

Transportation equipment had the largest decrease, $4.4
billion or 1.7 percent to $248.0 billion, mostly due to
nondefense aircraft and parts which decreased $3.4 billion.
Machinery, down six consecutive months, decreased $1.9
billion or 3.7 percent to $48.4 billion.

Inventories

Inventories of durable goods in June, excluding
semiconductors, down seventeen consecutive months,
decreased $1.3 billion or 0.5 percent to $265.1 billion,
revised from the previously published $265.3 billion.
Durable goods inventories were at their lowest level since
December 1995.

Computers and electronic products, excluding
semiconductors, had the largest decrease, $0.7 billion or
1.7 percent to $43.0 billion. Machinery, down fifteen
consecutive months, decreased $0.4 billion or 0.9 percent
to $45.1 billion.

Inventories of nondurable goods increased $0.7 billion
or 0.4 percent to $162.9 billion.

By stage of fabrication, excluding semiconductors, June
materials and supplies decreased 1.1 percent in durables
and slightly decreased in nondurables. Work in process
decreased 0.3 percent in durables and increased 0.9 percent
in nondurables. Finished goods decreased 0.1 percent in
durables and increased 0.6 percent in nondurables.

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