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Table 3. VALUE OF MANUFACTURERS’ UNFILLED ORDERS FOR INDUSTRY GROUPS

(Milions 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
2001° 2001' 2001 June | May Apr. 2001° 2001" 2001 2000 01/00
Ail manufacturing industries........... 575,395] 578,495] 582,869 0.5 0.8 -0.6] 573,040 581,752] 590,446] 577,371 0.8
Excluding transportation... 287,142] 289,455] 293,874; 0.8 15 -2.3] 284,891] 291,164] 297803] 313,046 -9.0
Excluding defense. 432,867! 435,323] 440,272 0.6 a 1.0] 429,186] 435,947] 443,920] 437,115 18
Durable goods industries... 575,395] 578,495] 582,869 -0.5 0.8 0.6] 73,040] 581,752] 590,446] §77,371 0.8
Primary metals. 19,081] 18,770] 18,655] +1.7] +06) -0.8] 19,193] 19,208] 19,426] 21,214 “9.5
Iron and steel mils... —_ 9.154 8881 8,800] +3.1 +09 aw 9,297 9,167 9,262] 10,850 14.3
‘Aluminum and nonferrous metals... 7,661 7,633 7,637, +0.4 0.1 “14 7.619 7.748 7,888 8,205, ;
Ferrous metal foundries. 2,266 2,256 2.218] +04) 4t7] 42.7 2,277 2,293 2,276 2.159
Fabricated metal products. 42.011] 41,937] 42,166] +0.2 0:5) “1.01 42,265] 42,283) 42,687] 43/846]
Machinery... 61,263] 61,188] 61,808) +0. 1.0 -1.2] 60,362] 61.703] 62.669] 62,433
Construction machinery... 2,237 2,198 2257] +1.8 “2.6 29 2.271 2,319 2,477 3,222
Mining, oil field, and
935 field machinery. 1,621 1,539 1,472} +5.3[ +46 +1.0) 1,629 1,548 1,489 1,365
Industrial machinery 10,625] 10,801] 10.937 “1.6 1.2 6.5] 10,431 10,920] 11,180] 13,198
Photographic equipment. B15 730) 797) +3.2 0.9) “12 779 73 799 728
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning,
and refrigeration equipment. 4,610 4,584 4,805] +06) 4.6 0.6 4,727 4,765 4,955] 5,077
Metalworking machinery. 4.957 5.117 5,107 “31 +0.2 24 4,978 5,284 5,133 6.234
Turbines, generators, and other
power transmission equipment. 20,988] 20,784] 20,928] +1.0) -0.7] +1.6] 20,084] 20,531] 20,772] _—+15,999
Material handling equipment.......... 6,064 5,977 5977] +15 0.0) “V7 6,185 6,081 6,224 6,34
Computers and electronic products... 136,817| 139,342] 141/985 1.8 13 -2.9] 135,413] 139,426] 143,384] 153,486)
Electronic computers..... 10,435] 10,273] 10,425] +16) 15 0.8] 10,424) 10,413] 10,131 9,801 +64
Nondefense communications
equipment... 42,862) 44,757] 45,814] “4.2 “2.3 -0.4} 43,066] 45,007 46,130] 46,281 6.9
Defense communications eauipment 2,600| 2,618 2,698 -0.7 3.0] $1.7 2,577 2.611 2,693 2,351 +96
Semiconductors. 17,873] 18,380] 19,146, -28 4.0] -13.4] 16,2921 17,687) 19,591] 29,265 -44.3
Electronic components. 16,971] 17,055] 17.350 -0.5 V7 -3.3] 16,686] 16,819] 17,348] 19,217, “13.2
Nondetense search and navigation
equipment... 4,568| 4,672 4,795 -2.2 2.6 “3.1 4,662 4,756 4,871 5,803 “19.7
Defense search and navigation
equipment... 29,641] 29,753} 30,018] 0.4 0.9 -1.0] 29,985] 30,216] 30,822] 30,411 14
Electromedical, measuring,
and control instruments. 11,867] 11,834] 11,739 11,721 11,917] 11,798] 10,387 413.2
Electrical equipment, appliance
and components........ 17.537] 17,791 18,326 17,300] 17,847] 18,541 19,003 9.0
Electric lighting equipment. 1.636 1,604 1,566 1,875 1,641 1,558 1,552 +79
Household appliances. 1,041 1,109 11104 901 1.065 1,083 843 +69
Electrical equipment 9,786 9,781 9711 9,718 9,860] 91826 9,729 -0.1
Transportation equipment... 288,253] 289,040] 288.995, 288,149] 290,588] 292.643} 264,325 +9.0
‘Motor vehicle bodies, parts,
aNd trailerS....on-.» . 12,973] 13,092] 13,294 12,570} 12,990] 13,564] —_ 13,970) -10.0
Nondefense aircraft and parts. 151,085] 151,333] 152,069] 150,568/ 150,595] 151,910] 131,504 414.5
Defense aircraft and parts....... 46,618] 46,736) 45,337 47,367| 47.646] 46,799] 43,983 +77
Ships and boats. 22,359] 22,344] 22,628] 22,801] 23,268] 23,656] 19,414 +174
Furniture and related products. 6,784] 6.667 6.774 6,740 6,673| 6,672 8,062 16.4

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


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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.-| June | May | Apr. | June | June
2001° | 2001° | 2001 | June | May | Apr. | 2001° | 2001" | 2001 | 2000 01/00] 2001" | 2000
‘SHIPMENTS
All manufacturing industries. soos | 337,653] 347,267] 339,031) -2.8] +2.4/  -2.4] 362,022] 351,059] 330,087] 390,245] —_-7.2|2,062,152]2,147,825
Construction materials and supplies..... | 33,007] 33,957] 32,739] -2.8] +3.7| 0.0] 35,820] 35,392] 32,657| 38.456| -6.9| 198,571| 214,071
Information technology.......-ssseewueeee | 30,991] 31,678] 32,457} -2.2) -2.4{ -5.7| 35,882] 29,114] 28,011] 41.930] -14.4] 191,134] 203.331
Capital goods. sponse 71,620) 72,616} 71,265) -1.4) +1.9] -4.8] 81,072] 70,301] 65,845] 88,334] -8.2] 433,655] 448,972
Nondefense capital goods’. 64,977) 66,527) 65,509) -2.3) +1.6} -5.1] 73,742] 64,276] 60,387] 81.615] -9.6| 398.126] 414.482
Excluding aircraft... $9,998) 61,785) 62,061! -2.9] -0.41  -3.4] 67,701] 59,178] 56,944] 75,899] -10.8{ 3701526] 386.669
Defense capital goods*... 6,643] 6,089] 5,756] +9.1] +5.8] -1.8] 7,330} 6,025] 5.458} 6,719] +9.1| 35,529] 34.490
Consumer goods... o 126,100] 131,565] 127.707] -4.2] +3.0]  -0.6] 131,562] 134,207] 125,182| 138,196] -4.8] 767,317] 780,212
Consumer durable goods..........-..... | 33,912] 35,550] 33,357] -4.6] +6.6] -3.4] 36,792] 37,335] 33.510] 41/561] -11.5] 209,480] 234.232
Consumer nondurable goods............ | 92,188] 96,015] 94,350] -4.0| +1.8} +0.4] 94,770] 96.872] 91.672] 96.635| -1.9| 557.837] 546,980
NEW ORDERS
All manufacturing industries.......... 334,553] 342,893] 335,415] -2.4] +2.2] -3.4/ 353,310] 342,365] 325,465] 414,863] -14.8|2,043,178|2,201,982
Construction materials and supplies..... | 33,076) 33,788] 32,236] -2.1] +4.8] 0.8] 35,938] 35,030] 32,444] 38,496| -6.6| 197,973] 216,230
Information technology...... seems | 28,859] 29,441) 31,514) 2.0] -6.6] 6.5] 33,110] 26,788] 26,967] 47.444] -30.2] 186.233] 213,529
Capital goods. secsngecnne 67,421) 69,937) 70,864) -3.6]  -1.3] -7.5] 73,401] 65,693] 62,767] 116,474] -37.0] 423,465] 489,208
Nondefense capital goods’... 62,079] 63,765] 64.619} -2.6 -1.3]  -6.5] 68,823] 60,725] 57.946] 89,253] -229| 388,179] 433.430
Excluding aircraft...... 58,168) 59,581] 60,215] -2.4) -1.1]  -2.5] 63,623] 56,770] 55,141] 79,629] -20.1| 363,216] 402/304
Defense capital goods’. 8,342} 6,172] 6,245) -13.4)  -1.2) -24.1] 4.578] 4/968] 4/821] 27,221] -83.2| 35.286| 55.778
Consumer goods 126,110] 131,145] 126,881) -3.8] +3.4/ 0.6] 131,035] 133,781] 124,453] 136,704] -4.1] 764,408] 780,612
Consumer durable goods... 33,922] 35,130] 32,531] -3.4) +8.0] -3.4] 36,265] 36,909] 32,781] 40,069] -9.5] 206.571| 234.632
UNFILLED ORDERS
All manufacturing industries. 575,395] 578,495] 582,869 0.8] 0.6] 573,040] 581,752] 590,446] 577,371] -0.8 ” ”
Construction materials and supplies..... | 35,171] 3,102] 35,271 0.5} -1.4] 35,470] 35,352] 35,714] 37,017] -4.2 (x) 0
Information technology......... 107,862) 109,994] 112/231 -2.0  -0.8] 108,220] 110,992] 113/318] 112,611] 3.9 re) 0
Capital goods. seceeeee 395,903] 400,102] 402,781 0.7] 0.1] 394,954] 402,625] 407,233] 387,209] +2.0 (x) ~
Nondefense capital goods’. 272,079] 274,977] 277,739 1.0} -0.3} 270,697] 275,616] 279,167] 262.214] +3.2 x) &
Excluding aircraft... 156,268) 158,098] 160,302 -1.4{ 1.1] 155,403] 159,481] 161/889] 161.361] -3.7 © &
Defense capital goods’. 123,824] 125,125] 125,042} -1.0] +0.1] +0.4] 124,257] 127.009] 128,066] 124,995| 0.6 ) x)
Consumer goods......... vo | 8,235] 8,225] 8,645] +01] -4.9/ 8.7] 7,971] 8,498] 8,924] 10,079] -20.9 0x) ~
Consumer durable goods........ 8,235] 8,225} 8,645] +0.1] -4.9] -8.7/ 7/971] 8,498] 8.924] 10,079] -20.9 a) ed
TOTAL INVENTORIES

All manufacturing industries... 473,304] 476,712] 479,659} -0.7] -0.6] -0.2| 468,324] 479,047| 480,751] 471,545| -0.7 ~ ~
Construction materials and supplies..... | 48,664] 48,688] 48,905 48,273] 48,713] 49,127] 48,091] +0.4 a) a)
Information technology...-ese-nsensn- | 47,814] 48,475] 49,035 46,950] 49,352] 49,175] 46,721] +0.5 x) oy
Capital goods......... 147,718] 149,203] 149,960 145,640] 150,743] 150,648] 145,250] +0.3 ra) x)
Nondefense capital goods’ 129,457] 130,179] 130,913 127,322] 131.622] 131,636] 125,306] +1.6| 0) %
Excluding aircraft. 105,334] 105,949] 106,758 103,711] 107,520] 107,399] 101,102] +2.6| x) oy
Defense capital goods*. 18,258] 19,024] 19,047 18,318] 19,121] 19,012] 19,944] -8.2 x) ea)
Consumer goods... 7 129,799] 130,198] 130,514 128,329] 130,209] 129,982] 128,746| 0.3 ra) ra
Consumer durable goods........ . | 28,572] 28,648| 29,047 28,273] 28,941) 29,044] 28/466] -0.7 0x) (x)
Consumer nondurable goods. +. | 101,227] 101/550] 101,467 100,056] 101,268] 100,938] 100,280] -0.2 i) oo

° 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 handiing equipment; all other machinery; electronic computers; computer storage devices; other computer peripheral
equipment; communications equipment; search and navigation equipment; electromedical, measuring, and control 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.

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 Aor. dune June
2001" 2001' 2001 June | May | Apr. | 2001" | 2001" 2001 2000 01/00
All manufacturing industries. 473,304] 476,712) 479,659 0.7 0.6 -0.2] 468,324] 479,047) 480,751] 471,545 0.7
Excluding transportation.. 398,663] 400,967) 403,581 0.6 0.6 -05| 394,826] 403,322] 404,965] 394,360] +0.1
Exciuding defense... 451/850] 454,448] 457,288 0.6 0.6 -013] 446,805] 456.756] 458,585] 447,251 0.1
Durable goods industries... 301,725] 304,174] 306,488 0.8 0.8 -0.2| 298,362] 306,265] 307,297] 300,174 0.6
Wood products. . 10,017 9,918 9.849] +1.0]  +0.7' 0.4 9,648] 9,568] 9,629 9.847 -2.0
Nonmetallic mineral products... 10,048] 10,013] 10,080] +03} “0.7 06] 10,003] 10,145] 10,307 9,712 +310
Primary metals. 21,132] 21,456] 21,858 15 1.8 <0] 20,881] 21,355] 21,792] 22,627 77
tron and steel mils. . 11,368] 11,558] 11,857 1.6 25 “.2] 11.228] 11/451] 11,694] 12,548 10.5
‘Aluminum and nonferrous metals. 7/935 8,081 8,179) “1:8 12 1.0 7,798 8,036] 8,213] 8.277 5.8
Ferrous metal foundries. 1,829 4,817 1,822] +0.7 03] +05 1,855 1,868| 1,885 1,802 +29
Fabricated metal products... 34,580] 34,912] 35,178 “1.0 08 -05] 34,671] 35,165] 35,425] 34,937 08
Machinery... 51,081| 51,023] 51,510] +01 0.9 0.5] 50,361] 51.491] 51,868] 48,343 +4.2
Fatm machinery. 2,233) 21218] 2193, +07) 4.1) +15} 2.173 2/204) 2/226 2,028 474
Construction machinery... 31832] 3/869 31896 “1.0 “0.7 1.2 3,804] 3/890 31938 31621 +51
Mining, oi field,
and gas field machinery... 2,812 2,681 2,750] +4.9 25] +19) 2,853 2,695 2,741 2.471 +155
Industrial machinery..... 3,054] 31081 9.250] 0.3 13 17 g.941 9,264] 91266] 8.624] +37
Photographic equipment. 2/338 2,391 2,427 “22 15/  +0.7 2,296) 2.4385) 2,453 2,136 +75
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning,
and refrigeration ‘equipment 4,710] 4,796 4,862 1.8 1.4) +200) 4,720] 4,958) 5,021 4,532 +41
Metalworking machinery. 6.144 6.160 6.133 0:3) +0.4 “18 6,159 6.252 6,164) 5,839] +55
Turbines, generators, and other
power transmission equipment... 5,665 5,470] 5,523] +3.6] “1.0 1.8 5,506 5,547 5,581 5,199 +5.9
Material handling equipment....... 2/596 2,607 2.642 0.4 1.3 0.5 2,536| 2,664 2,722 2.371 +7.0
Computers and electronic products. 57,910| 58,532} 59,051 Ad 0:3 -11] 57,106] 59,563] 59,207] 56,089] +18
Electronic computers. 31379 3,590] 3,758| 5.9 -4.5{ +1.0 3,238| 3,773) 3,676 3,384 4
Computer storage devices. 4,727 1.843 1,939 63 -5.0) 15 1,591 1,993 2,006| 1,533 +38
Nondefense communications
equipment es 10,952| 11,058] 11,102 -1.0] 0.4 -4.8] 10,503] 11,091] 10,938] 12,012 12.6
Defense communications equipment... 581 582 567 0.2} +26, 41.1 599 601 574] 619 “3.2
Audio and video equipment. 1,122 1,116 1,146] +0.5| “26| +54 1,140 1,055 1,029 1,097 +3.9
Semiconductors... 8,533 8.458] 8,473] +0.9 -0.2 0.3 8,503 8,654) 8,691 7;167|-+18.6
Electronic components. 9,585 9,767 9,842] “1:9 0.8) 18 9,588] 91834 9.759 3,584] 0.0
Nondefense search and navigation
equipment... 2,669] 2,704 2,695 13] +03) +06 2,639 2,739) 2,754] 2,648 0.3
Defense search and navigation
equipment. soe 3,190 3,136| 3,249] +17, -38] +18 3,210 3,178 3,323 3,169 +13
Electromedical, measuring
and control instruments. 11,778] 11,912) 11,798 aa} +1.0 0.9] 11,773] 12,071] 11,865] 10,705] +10.0
Electrical equipment, appliances,

‘and components... 15,545] 15,776] 15,964] 1.5 1.2 0.7] 15,410] 16,121] 16,295] 14,812 +4.0
Electric lighting equipment. 1,759 1774 4,776 0.8 “01 4.4] 1,778 1,802 1,795 1,826) 26
Household appliances. 21418) 2,429 2/463; 05 1.4 “3.2 2,447 2.618] 21641 2,607 61
Electrical equipment. 41873 4,979| 5.038 “24 “1.2) +0.5} 4,724] 5.019) 5,080 4,323| +93
Batteries. 811 817 809 07] +10] +0.9 822 840 814 810 415

Transportation equipment. 74,641| 75,745] 76,078 15 0.4] +14) 73,498] 75,725] 75,786] 77,185) -4.8
‘Automobiles. 2,023} 2,093} 2,268| 3.3 77) 474 11951 2,126) 21295: 21176 “10.3
Light trucks and utility vehicles... 1,875 1.775 1803] +5.6| “16] +123 1,780 1,813 1/836 4.737 +25
Heavy duty trucks oo 962 995 1,020 3.3 25 07 948] 1,000] 1,003 1,065; 11-0
Motor vehicle bodies, parts,

and trailers. 16,967| 17,096] 17,279 0.8 -11] +1.0) 16,619] 16,893) 16,981] 17.410 45
Nondefense aircraft and parts. 34138] 31.262) 31,172 03] +02) +07] 30,647} 31,335] 31.374{ 31,111 “15
Defense aircraft and parts. 9.692 9986] 10,043) 23 0.6 “2.9 9,693 91394 9.847, 11,398) “15.0
Ships and boats. 2:358| 2/372 2.331 06] +18] +08 2,406: 2,374] 21348] 2,266 +6.2

Furniture and related products... 8/563 81638 8,734) -0.9 a4 “1.0 8.676| 8,742| 8,726 8,977 “34

Miscellaneous durable goods. 18,208] 18,161] 18,186] _+0.3] 01 -0.4| 18,108] 18,390] 18,262) 17,645 +26

Nondurable goods industries... 171,879] 172,538) 173,171 -0.6 -0.4 -0.2] 169,962) 172,782) 173,454) 171,371 0.8

Food products... 29,723] 29.723] 29,518] oof +07} +08] 28,516] 28,853] 28,900] 29,141 2a
Grain and oilseed milling. 3,312] 3.315 3,339 0.1 “0.7 0.5 3,136 3.152] 3.373) 3,244 3:3
Dairy products. 3,058 3,025) 26s] +t} +13] +05) 3,143) 3.116 3,055 3,196 17
Meat, poultry, and Seafood pr 5,694] 5,688] 5.628) +01] +11) 40.9 5,708 5.749 5,712] 5,540 +3.0

Beverage and tobacco products. 131851| 13,801] 13,779] +04] 40.2] 0.1) 13,366] 13,565] 13,721] 13,451 0.6
Beverages 8.205 8211 8,232 “01 0.3 -0.4| 3.145 81242 8,273) 71919 +29
Tobacco. 5.646 5,590 5.547/  +1.0/ +08) +0.9 5,221 5,323 5,448 5/532 5.6

Textile mills 6.657 6,703] 6.761 “0.7 0.9 0.9) 6.675 6,882 6,908 6,938 3.8

Textile products. 4,658| 4.691 4,798 0.7 2.2 0.8 4.725 4,807 4.872, 4,895 23:5

Appareleeene. 10,238] 10,262) 10,328 0.2 06 -03] 10,625] 10,454] 10,281] 10,359 +26

Leather and allied products 1,507 1,539 1,565 24 17 14 1,530 1,556 1,551 1,704 “10.2

Paper products. : 15,716] 15.747] 15,841 0.2 0.6 -o'3] 15,649] 15,837] 15,947] 16,195 “34
Pulp, paper, and paperboard mills... 7.019 7,096 7,148] Aa 0.7] +02 7.018 7.185; 7/204 7.028 04
Paperboard containers... 4,408 4,409 4,457 0.0 aa -0.6 4,345 4,387 4/449 4,799) “9.5

Printing... 6.416 6.491 6.508 1.2 -0.3 1.9 6.430] 6.397 6,467 6,959 76

Petroleum and coal products 13,154] 13,325] 13,295 <3] +02} +06] 13.317) 13,739] 13,459] 13,644 “24
Petroleum refineries.......c---- 11,250| 11/404) 11,420 “14 <01] 40.8] 111334) 11/731] 41.587] 11.630) 25

Basic chemicals. 51,601] $2,066] 52,322 0-3 “05 0.2} 51,191] 52.381] 52:576| 49,858 +27
Pesticides, fertiizers, and other

agricultural chemicals. 2,992] 2,980 2977] +041 +01) +05 2,647| 2,897 3,205 2,407| +10.
Pharmaceuticals and medicines. 17673] 17,749] 17,705 0.4) +0.2 “1.2] 17/597] 17,797] 17,617) ~—_ 16,580 +61
Paints, coatings, and adhesives. 3/329 3/312 3,332] ++0.5 “06, +09 34it 3,372] 3/405 3,239 +53
Plastics and rubber products... 18,058] 18,190] 18,458 “0.7 1.5 -o7| 171938) 18,311] 18,772) 18,227 “16

* Preliminary * Revised

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


Table 7. RATIOS OF MANUFACTURERS' INVENTORIES TO SHIPMENTS
AND UNFILLED ORDERS TO SHIPMENTS, BY INDUSTRY GROUP.

(Based on Seasonally Adjusted data)

Inventory/Shipments ratio Unfilled Orders/Shipments ratio’

Industry Jun | May | Apr | Mar | Jun | May | Apr | Mar

2001° | 2001’ | 2001 | 2001 | 2001° | 2001" | 2001 | 2001
All manufacturing industries 1.40] 1.37) 1.41] 1.38 ~ oa) x) x)
Durable goods industries v.61} 1.58] 1.64] 158] 4.21] 4.15] 4.28) 4.11
Wood products. oe 142] 1.37] 1.46) 1.51 ra) (x) roa) (x)
Nonmetallic mineral products... 1.33) 1.30) 1.34] 1.36 (x) (x) & x)
Primary metals... 1.78] 1.74{ 1.85] 1.81] 1.61] 1.52] 1.58] 1.54
Fabricated metal products. v71{ 168} 1.74{ 1.72) 2.19] 2.13) 2.19) 2.18
Machinery. 2.10] 2.02| 208] 2.05) 2.74) 261) 268] 2.64
Computers and electronic products..} 1.55] 1.55] 1.51] 1.41] 415] 418] 4.11) 3.92

Electrical equipment, appliances,

and components....... 4.40} 1.40] 1.43] 1.41] 1.67] 1.66] 1.72) 1.73
Transportation equipment. 1.40] 1.39] 1.54] 1.43] 8.63] 8.74] 9.56) 8.81
Furniture and related products vag] 1.42] 1.42| 1.45] 1.32] 1.23] 1.23) 1.29
Miscellaneous products... v.91} 1.87] 1.89] 1.90 oa) x) oa) ~
Nondurable goods industries vis} 1.a1f raat 1.13 x) (x) x) a)
Food products...... 0.78] 0.78} 0.78] 0.77 x) a (x) ta)
Beverage and tobacco products.. 1.42] 1.35] 1.46] 1.45 cra) (x) x) ita)
Textiles. Saeneeenne 17a] 1.70) 1.711 1.69 x) (x) x ta)
Textile products. 168] 1.71) 1.75] 1.77 x) (x) tal tal
Apparel. 1.97| 1.94] 1.92] 1.90 ra) x) x) x)
Leather and allied products 1.98] 1.98) 1.98] 1.95 ©) (x) x) a)
Paper products. 1.20] 4.18] 1.19) 1.18 (x) x) x) x)
Printing. 0.78] 0.76] 0.76] 0.76 (x) (x) ~ eo)
Petroleum and coal products. 0.72} 0.66] 0.68) 0.71 x) % x) oo
Basic chemicals. 1.46] 1.42) 1.45] 1.41 x) rea) x) (x)
Plastics and rubber products......... 1.24) 1.23) 1.26) 1.25 ) 0 ) x)

° Preliminary " Revised

(X) Not Applicable

* Excludes the following industries with no unfilled orders:
; office supplies; other miscellaneous manufacturing; cutlery and handtools;
farm and garden machinery; computer storage and peripheral devices; audio and video equipment; manufacturing

medical equipment and suppli

Wood products;

nonmetallic mineral products;

and reproducing magnetic and optical media; batteries; automobiles; light trucks and utility vehicles; heavy duty
trucks; and miscellaneous furniture.

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? | 2000- Jun? | 2000: Jun? | 2000- Jun? | 2000.

Jun’ | 1996- | May | Jun’ | 1996-] May | Jun’ | 1996-] May | Jun’ | 1996-] May

2001 | 2000 _| 2001 | 2001 | 2000 | 2001 | 2001 | 2000 | 2001 | 2001 | 2000 | 2001
All manufacturing industries oxo} (NAY) (NA) (x) NAY] (NA) (] (NAY) (NA) od] (NA)] (NAD
Durable goods industries. -0.1] (NA) (NA)] 0.3) (NA)] (NA) 0.2] (NA)]  (NA)} 0.1] (NA) (NA)
Wood products... OX} (NA)] (NA) OO} (NA)] (NA) (xi](NA)} (NA) xi] (NA) (NA)
Nonmetallic mineral products Ox} NAY} (NA) ba} (NA) (INA) (x)} NAD] (NA) OO} (NAT (NA)
Primary metals... 0.4) (NA) (NA)]-0.5] (NA)] (NA) 0.0} (NA)} (NA)] 0.3] (NA) (NA)
Fabricated metal products... 0.2) (NA)] (NA)}  -0.1]  (NA)] (NA) 0.1} (NA) (NA)]  -0.3] (NAN (NA)
Machinery... . -0.4] (NA) (NA)] 0.7] (NA)} INA)] -0.2] (NA) NAY] -0.1] (NA)} (NA)
Computers ic products, Ot] (NA)] (NA) vs] (NAP (NANT = 0.6] NAD] (NANT -0.1] NAY] (NA)

Electrical equipment, appliances,

and components... - 0.2] (NA)| (NA) 1.2) (NA)] (NAN 0.7] (NAD] NAY] 0.0] (NAN (NAD
Transportation equipment. 0.0] (NA)] (NA)} 0.0] (NA)] (NA)} 0.0] {NAY} (NA) -0.1] (NA)] (NA)
Furniture and related products. (x)]} (NA) (NA) Oo] (NANT (NAD (X)} (NA)] (NA) xi} (NA)] (NA)
Miscellaneous products. (X}(NA)} (NA) (xO) (NANT (NAY OO} (NA)] (NA) Ox} (NA)} (INA)
Nondurable goods industries. (X)} (NA) INA) (x)} (NAH) (NA) ()}  (NA)] (NA) ()] (NAINA
Food products... (x)] (NA) (NA) x] (NAN (NA) ()} NAD] (NA) &)} (NA)] (NA)
Beverage and tobacco broducts (X)} (NA) (NA) OO} AN] (NA) OO] {NAD} (NA) x] (NA)] (NA)
Textiles. Oo} (NA)] (INA) (x) NA] (NA) OO} {NAD} (NA) Od] (NA)] (NA)
Textile products, (xd] (NA)] (NA) x] A] (NA) (| (NA)] (NA) (| (NA)] (NA)
Apparel. Ox] (NA) (NA) (] AI] (NA) Oo] {NAD} (NA OO (NA)] (NA)
Leather and allied products... bo} iva} (Nay (x)} (NANT (NAD (x) (NAD] (NA) Oot (NANT (NA)
Paper products. xi] (NAN) (NA) bo} WA] (NA) Od NAN] (NA) Oo (NA)] (NA)
Printing : Ox] (NANT (NA) Oo} WANT (NA) (| (NAD (NA) oof (NA)] (NA)
Petroleum and coal products. Oo] (NANT (NA) oo} WA] (NA) OO} (NA)] (NA) Oo} (NA)] (NA)
Basic chemicals. Oo] (NA)] (NA) &)]} (NAL (NA) Oa} (NA)] (NA) OO} (NA)] (NA)
Plastics and rubber products... (x)]  (NA)} (INA) Oo] (NANT (NAD oo} al (NA) (o}  (NA)] (NA)

(X)_ Not Applicable

final estimates.

(NA) Not Available
NOTE: The five year and the twelve month revisions are the differences between the month-to-month percent changes of the preliminary and

advance to final percent change revisions for the durable goods industries are shown in the advance report for the month

The monthly averages are the simple averages of the absolute values of the differences for the months specified. The

' The current month revisions are the difference between the advance percent change and the percent change as shown in this publication.

2 Average revisions of the current month for the past five years.

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

of the current month for the past five years

In Table 8, the second column for each item represents the average revisions


Manufacturers' Shipments,
_ Inventories, and Orders

For Wire Transmission 10:00 a.m. £.0.T., August 2, 2001

June
2001

All figures in the text are In seasonally adjusted current dollars

2, ~~ ‘Total Manufacturing

~ Total Manufacturing
Shipments and Three Month ‘New Orders and Three Month:
: Moving Average Moving Average
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Shipments and Three Month

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| Moving Average
| Billions Of Dollars

Nondefense Capital Goods

Excluding Aircraft
New Orders and Three Month
Moving Average

Billions Of Dollars
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Excluding Aircraft | Excluding Aircraft
Total Inventories and Three Month | Ratios of Unfilled Orders and Total
Moving Average | Inventories to Shipments
Billions Of Dollars | US Ratios UIS Ratios
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Moving Average

Billions Of Dollars

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New Orders and Three Month
Moving Average

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Total Inventories and Three Month Ratios of Unfilled Orders and Total
Moving Average Inventories to Shipments
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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. June June
2001" 2001' 2001 June May Apr. 2001° 2001' 2001 2000 01/00
MATERIALS AND SUPPLIES
All manufacturing industries 157,699] 159,493] 160,248 -0.9| 155,765] 158,513] 158,797] 160,324 “2.8
Durable goods industries. 97,334] 98,676] 99,256 -1.0] 95,694] 97,739] 97.740] 98,030} “2.4
Wood products 4.011 3,967 3,946] +1.8] 3.575 3,497 3,512 3,569 +02
Nonmetallic mineral products. 3,395 3,396 3,408| +0.1 3,362 3.350] 3,360 3,353) +03
Primary metal6....-.ecsveeeee 7212 7,349 7,472 -0.6 7,087 7,126 7,249 7,661 78
Fabricated metal products... 10,795} 10,982) 11,104 -0.2| 10,835] 10.913] 10,975} 11,586 6.5
Machinery... 18,223] 18,183| 18,329 -0.3] 17925] 18,143] 18.411] 16,456) +8.9
Computers and electronic products.......] 20,493) 21,191] 21,244 -25| 20,457] 21,338] 20,749) 22,248 8.1
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components......- 6,164 6,302 6,328 +0.6) 6,002 6,279 6,326 5,470) +97
Transportation equipment......... 17,064] 17,329] 17,511 -2.0] 16.535] 17,043 -17,241] 17,754 “6.9
Fumiture and related products.....s.n1.- 3,438 3.477 3.484 “24 3.458] 3,499 3.469 3,738 75
Miscellaneous products... see 6.539 6,500] 6,430 08 6,478] 6,551 6.448 6.195 +46
Nondurable goods industries. 60,365] 60,817] 60,992 -0.6] 60,071] 60,774] 61,057} 62,294] -3.6
Food products, 10,589] 10,666] 10,618 +0.4] 10,426] 10,555] 10,656] 10,751 -3.0
Beverage and tobacco pr 5.913 5.906 5,850| +0.9 5.763 5,897 5.917 5.849 U5
Textiles. 1,766 1.801 1,857 05 1,749 1,812 1,865 1,913 8.6
Textile products. 1,621 1,638 1,673 “2.2 1.654 1,672 1,690 1,760] -6.0
Apparel 2,295 2/320 2,389 -0.9 2/310] 2,384] 2,438 2,568 -10.0
Leather and allied broducs. 426 443 440 +23 435) 449 432 465 6.5
Paper products... 7,531 7,536 7,588 -08 7,451 7,484 7,601 7,715 “3.4
Printing «0. 2,837 2,985 3,022, -1.8 2/818] 2,861 2,906 31159 “10.8
Petroleum and coal products. 3,958] 3,864 3,854 1.0 4,088| 3,980 3,948 4,498 9.1
Basic chemicals. 16.063] 16.274] 16,255 -1:3] 16,053] 16,288] 16,155] 16,259 “1:2
Plastics and rubber products. 7,360 7,404 7,440 05 7,318 7,392 7,449) 7,357 -0.5
WORK IN PROCESS
All manufacturing industries........00. . 137,474] 139,120] 140,518 12 1.0) 0.0] 136,148] 140,126] 141,268] 142,134 42
Durable goods industries...... .| 108,761] 109,979] 111,200) a4 1a} 40.3} 107,834] 111,022) 111,903] 113,030 -4.6
Wood products......... 1,866 1,880 11935 -0.7 2.8 “1.2 1.835 3,877 1,966 2,095 12.4
Nonmetallic mineral products...... 1,501 1.483 1/503] +05] at -0.9 1,482 1,523 1,572 11359 +91
Primary metals......... 7.085 7/210 7/287 AT a -0.2 7,040] 7.213 7,329 7/810 “9.9
Fabricated metal products... 11/609] 11,582 11.664] +0.2| 07 -0.4] 111635] 11,622] 11,646] 11,246 +35
Machinery... . 14.964) 15,083] 15,214 0.8 -0.9 -0.8] 14,919] 15,518] 15,220] 15.620] “4.5
Computers and electronic products. 18,796] 18,930] 19,593 0.7 “3.4 -0.2]} 18,883] 19,419] 20,201] 19,472 “3.0
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components... 3,785 3,875 3,967 “2.3 2.3 0.8 3,780 3,945 4,012 3,790 0.3
Transportation equipment. CL) aaiasa] 45,074] 45,161 “16 -0.2]} 41.4] 43,450] 45,003] 45,080] 46,716, 7.0
Furniture and related products. 1,720 4,777 1,792 “3.2 0.8 0.2 716 1,771 1,781 1,825 -6.0
Miscellaneous products.....-..oecse 3,077 3,075 3,078] +0.1 0.1 0.3 3,094 3.125 3,096 3,097 0.1
Nondurable goods industries.. 28,713 29,141] 29,318) 15 0.6 -0.8] 28,314] 29,104] 29,365] 29,104] 2.7
Food products, 2,535 2,577 2.574 -16]+0.1 0.4 2,366 2,370] 2,395 2.477 “45
Beverage and tobacco Products 31239 3,256 3,236 os} +0.) 0.9 3,008 3.112 3,176 3,155 “47
Textiles. . 1,630] 1.715 1,759 “15 25 “15 1,861 1,721 1,783 1,861 -10.7
Textile products 918 909 943] +1.0 36) 0 +11 920 927 956 932 “1.3
Apparel. : 1,896 1,987 2,063 4.6 “3.7 2:3 1,997 2,087 2,076 2,347 149
Leather a Broduets... . 206; 219 229 5.9 4.4) “4.2 198] 217 228 264 -25.0
Paper products. : 1,427 1,446 1,426 13] +14} 40.3) 1,432 1,441 1,401 1,472 “2.7
Printing 1941 11888 11823] +28, +3.6 “45 1,917 1,821 1875 2,019) 51
Petroleum and coal products 21813 2,866 2/856 18] +04 “24 2,780| 21924 2/920 3,085 “9.9
Basic chemicals. a 31619 9.847 9.955] 23 Aa 0.0 91650] 10,065] 10,029 9.215 +47
Plastics and rubber products... 2,423 2.431 2,454) 01 03] +07 2,385 2.419 2.526 2,277 +47
EINISHED GOODS
All manufacturing industries 178,131] 178,093] 178,893] 0.0) -0.4]  +0.2) 176,411] 180,408] 180,686] 169,087
Durable goods industries......... 95,630] 95,519] 96,032] -+0.1 -0.5] +0.1] 94,834] 97,504] 97,654} 89,114
Wood products. 4,140 4,071 3.968} +1.7/ +26 2.2 4,238| 4,194 4.151 4,183
Nonmetalc mineral products 5,152 5,124 5,163] +05] 0.8 “1.0 5,159 5,272 5.375 5,000
Primary metals. ae 6,835 6,897 7,099 -0.9 28 2.2 6.774 7,016 7.214 7.156
Fabricated metal products...-..scr.nn- 12,176] 12,348] 12,410 14) 0.5) -0.7] 12,2011 12,630 12,804} 12,105
Machinery... 17,894] 17.757] 17,967] +08] “1.2 -05] 17,517] 17,830) 18,237) 16,267
Computers and electronic products. vgezi] 18,411f 18,214 ttt] 40. -05| 17,768] 18,806| 18,257] 14,369
Electrical equipment, appliances,
and components... / 5,596 5,599 5,669 0.1 1.2 “2.4 5,628 5,897 5,957 5,552
‘Transportation equipment. 13,219] 13,342] 13,406 0.9 -0'5] +65] 13,513] 13,673] 13,465] 12,715
Furniture and related products. 3,405) 3/384 3.458] +06 “21 0.1 3,502 3,472 3.476| 3414
Miscellaneous products, . 8,592 8.586 678] = +0.1 a -0.2 8.536 714 8,718 8,353
Nondurable goods industries 82,501] 82,580] 82,861 0.1 0.3| +0.4] 81,577] 82,9041 83,032) 79,973
Food products. -...oesnr 16,599] 16,480] 16,326 +0.7) +09] +1.3] 15,724] 15.928] 15,849] 15,913
Beverage and tobacco products 4.693 4,639 4693) +13, “1.2 0.1 4.595 4:556| 4.628 4.447
Textiles. 3.201 3.187, 3145] +0.af 41.3) + tt 3,265 3,349 3,260 3,164
Textile products... 2.119 2144 2.174 1.2 “14 “0.5 2,151 2,208 21226 2,203
Apparel. 6.047 5.955 5876] +15) +1.3] +06 6.318 5.983 5.767 5.444
Leathe and aed products - 875 877 896 0.2 “24 “2.4 897 890) 91 975
Paper products... 6,758 6,765 6,827 0.1 o9 1.2 6,766 6,912 6,945 7,008
Printing co 1,638 1,638 1,663 0.0 -15{ +10 1,695 1,715 1,686 1,781
Petroleum and coal products...ccvecen 6,383 6,595 61585 3.2] 40.2) +2.7 6,449] 6,835] 6,591 6.061
Basic chemicals......... 25,913] 25,945] 26,112 0.1 -06] +0.4] 25,482] 26,028] 26,392] 24,384
Plastics and rubber products........ 8,269 8,355 8,564 “1. “2.4 1:3 8,235 8,500 8,797 8,593
* Preliminary Revised

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


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. June | June
2001 | 2001' | 2001 | June | May | Apr. | 2001" | 2001" | 2001 } 2000 | 01/00) 2001" 2000
All manufacturing industries 334,553] 342,893| 335,415] -2.4] +2.2)  -3.4] 353,310] 342.365] 325,465] 414,863] | -14.8] 2,043,178] 2,201,982
Excluding transportation. 281.994| 288,533) 282,749] -2.3] +2.0] -2.2| 296,702] 286.864] 275,476] 328,253] -9.6] 1,720,547] 1,824,214
Excluding defense... 327/631] 335.3371 328,051] 2.31 +22) -2.9) 346,848| 336,219] 319,186] 386,012] 10.1] 1,999,281) 2,137,303
Durable goods industries. 184,825] 188,089| 182,903] -1.7| +2.8| -5.7] 197,700] 184,960] 175,435] 252,933] -21.8] 1,130,144] 1,286,895
Primary metals... 12,170] 12,455] 11,635 2.3] +7.0f 2.01 12,411] 12,527| 11,697] 13.686] 9.3] 74.766) 85.877
Iron and steel mills. 5.376] 5.432| 4.9211 1.0] +10.4| -2.6] 5.507] 5.448 4.952] 6.009] -B.4) 32,231
‘Aluminum and nonferrous metals 5.482| 5.664| 5.410]. -3.2| +4.7| -3.0] 51537] 5.649] 5.442] 6,181] -10.4] 34,608) 3.450
Ferrous metal foundries. 1312] 1.359] 1/304] -3.5] +4.2} +5.3| 1.367] 1.430] 1,303] 1,496] -8.6 7/929 8972
Fabricated metal products. 20,255] 20,500] 19,802] 1.2] +35) -1.7] 21.470] 20,956] 19.915] 23,052] 6.9] 123,294) 133,648
Machinery... 24/343] 24.645] 24.087] 1.2] +2.3]  +0.8| 25,472| 24.447) 23,944] 27.659] -7.9 149,253] 156,611
Construction machinery 1643, 1,586] 1.553] +36] +21] -3.8| 1,793] 1.652) 1,669] 1,717] +4.4) 10,428) 11,539
Mining, oil field, and
‘985 field machinery. 1,143] 4,144) 1,064] -0.1] +75] 0.9] 1,221) 1,074] 1,007 go] +47.1 6,524] 4,686
Industrial machinery... 3/500| 3,867] -3.347|-9.5| +155] -2.0] 3.499] 3.265] 3,545] 4,241) -17.5] 21,926] 26,196
Photographic equipment. 1387] 1.339] 1.293] +3.6] +36] -9.8| 11515] 1.328] 1,198] 1,268] + 19.5 7,650 7,085
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning,
and refrigeration equipment. 2,832] 2,598] 2,602] +9.0] -0.2) 6.7] 3,242) 2,837 2,657] 3,352) 3.3) 16,870] 17,750
Metalworking machinery. 2.274] 2.402| 2266] -5.3] +60] -4.71 2,399] 2,461] 2,023] 2,540] 5.6] 13,637| 14,645
Turbines, generators, and other
power transmission equipment 3.044] 3,191] 3,613[ -4.6] -11.7| +16.4] 2,915] 3,006] 2,829] 4,522] -35.5] 18.537] 19,987
Material handiing equipment......... 1.720] 1.75! yieoa}-2.2] +914] -7.2] 174) 1617] 11558] _21316| -19.11 —_10,962| 11,560
Computers and electronic products. 34,720] 35,168| 34,796] -1.3] +1.1] -13.7] 38,580] 30,152] 30,708] 56,730] -32.0] 218,807) 275,783
Electronic computers... 6.400] 6.499] 6.948] -1.5] 6.5] 5.3] 7.442) 6.2171 5,904] 9,303] -20.0] 41,098) 45,645
Nondefense communicati
equipment. 5.126] 5,887] 6,986 -12.9] -15.7] -6.8] 6,281] 5,138] 5,549] 14,877] -57.8] 39,111] 59,963
Defense communications auinment. 257 222] 324] +15.8] 31.5] +8.4] 259 228] 291 296] -12.2 1,706] 1,601
Semiconductors. . 6.731| 6,532| 4,854] +4.0/ +346] -40.3] 6,603 4,527] 5,731] 8,630] -23.5] 38,889] 54,353
Electronic components. 4.251] 4.079] 3,782] +4.2| +7.9] -1:9] 4/378] 3,595] 3.242] 6.416] -31.8) 25.163] 39,012
Nondetense search and navigation
equipment - 655 651 oa] +06] +78] -12.5 716} 643] 551] 1,002] -28.5 4,040] 4,866
Defense search and navigation
equipment oe 1578] 1,475] 1,437] +7.0| +2.6| -21.8] 1,628] 1,037] 1,288] 3,727] -86.3] 10,262) 12,314
Electromedical, measuring,
and control instruments 5.400] 5,362] 5,334] +0.7| +0.5| -4.1] 5,995] 5,146] 4.914] 5,759] +4.1] 31,941] 29,857
Etecwica equipment, anpiances
‘and components. 10,817] 10,757} 10,798] +0.6| -0.4| 0.0] 11,640] 10,537] 10,146] 12,793] -9.0] 65,246] 67,472
Electric lighting equipment vi2ia] 1.24ah zt} 2.1] +22] +34] 1.312] 1.252] 1,094) 1.331) 1.4] 7,243 7:128
Household appliances. 11878] 2.038] 21008] -7.9] +115] +3.9| 21088] 2,069). .800}, 2.177) 4.1 11,755] 11.984
Electrical equipment... 3/350] 3.377] 2.980) --0.8| +133] 6.6] 3,592) 3,267] 2766) 4,113] -12.7) 19,351] 20,785
Transportation equipment... 52.559] 54,360 52.666] -3.3] +32} -9.4| 56,608] 55,501] 49,989] 86,610] -34.6| 322,631] 377,768
Motor vehicle bodies, parts,
and trailers 16.439] 17,095] 16,764] -3.8] +2.0] -0.8] 17,422] 17,831] 16,809] 19,592] -10.81 102,740} 116,375
Nondetense aircraft and parts. ge7s] 7.781] 8.833] +115] -11.9] -18.3] 10,254] 7/442] 6.938] 13,886] -26.2| 50,082] 50,032
Detense aircraft and parts. 2667} 3.770] 2,284] -29.3| +65.1] +102) 2.945] 3,118] 2.313) 9,961] -70.4] 16,142) 22,218
Ships and boats... 3:782] 1.432) 2.499 +24.4) -42.7| 47.3] 11339] 11453 -2:121) 1,220] +98] 13.582] 11.751
Furniture and related products. 5.922; 5.965] 5.950] -0.7| +0.3] +15] 51923 5,842] 5,920] 6.498] -8.0] 35,931] 38,909

° Preliminary * Revised

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

(n) When new orders for a prior month are negative because of cancellations, the percentage change calculation is algebraically negative, even though there is a
net dollar increase from the prior month to the current month.

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(00},

“Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories, and Orders: 1992-2000.”


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Table 1. VALUE OF MANUFACTURERS’ SHIPMENTS FOR INDUSTRY GROUPS

(Millions of Dollars)

Seasonally Adjusted Not Seasonally Adjusted *
Monthly Percent Change Monthly [Percent Year to date
Industry |Changef

June | May | Apr. | May-| Apr.-|Mar.-] June | May | Apr. | June | June
2001° | 2001" | 2001 | June | May | Apr. | 2001° | 2001" | 2001 | 2000 |01/00] 2001" 2000

All manufacturing industries. . | 337,653] 347,267] 339,031] | -2.8] +2.4] -2.4] 362,022] 351,059] 330,087] 390,245] | -7.2| 2,062,152] 2,147,825
Excluding transportation... 284,307] 292,952| 289,662 -3.0] +1.1] -1.8] 302,975] 293,503] 280,915] 326,004] | -7.1] 1/744,138] 1.794.814
Excluding defense. 330,087| 340,286] 332,458| -3.0] +24]  -2.4] 353,609] 344/192| 323,907] 382,285| | -7.5| 2:021,515] 2,108,291

Durable goods industries... 187,925] 192,463] 186,519] | -2.4 206,412] 193,654] 180,057] 228,315] -9.6| 1,149,118] 1,232,738

Wood products... 7,061] 7,216] 6,765] -2.1 7,696] 7,674] 6,819] 8,000] -3.8] 40,786] 46,707

Nonmetallic mineral 7,537| 7,731] 7,498] -2.5) 8,080] 8,104] 7.540] 8.664{ -6.7| 44,678| 48.520

Primary metals... 11,859] 12,340] 11,785] -3.9 12,426] 12,745] 12,063] 14/595] -14.9] 74.527| 86,049
Iron and steel mills... 5,103] 5,351] 5,022) -4.6| 5.377| 5,543] 5,145] 6,581] -18.3] 32,035] 38,725
Aluminum and nonferrous metals. 5.454) 5.668] 5,518] -3.8 5,666] 5,789] 5.661] 6,541) -13.4| 34/606] 38,511
Ferrous metal foundries. 1,302] 11321] 1.245] -1.4 1,383) 1.413] 1.257) 1.473] -6.1 7,886] 8.813

Fabricated metal products. 20,181] 20,729] 20,242] -2.6 21,488] 21,360] 20,123] 23,370] -8.1] 123,670] 131,997

Machinery... vo | 24.274] 25,266] 24,815] -3.9) 26,813] 25.413] 24,735] 27,690] -3.2] 152,173] 150,927
Farm machinery. 1,366] 1,254] 1/167] +89 1,498] 1.457] 1.495] 11227] +22.1 8.432) 7.716
Construction machinery... 1.604] 1,645] 1,620] -2.5 1,841] 1,810] 1,750] 2,049] -10.2] 10,754] 12,059
Mining, oil field, and

gas field machinery 1,061] 1,077] 1,050} -1.5 1,140] 1,015] 991 869} +31.2} 6,262) 4,751
Industrial machinery. 31676] 4,003] 4:104] 8.2 31988] 3/525] 4.037] 4,717] -15.5] 24.296] 22/862
Photographic equipment... 1/362] 11346} 1,303] +1.2 1/527] 1/336] 1,213] 1.350] +13.1 7,804] 7,217
Ventilation, heating, air-conditioning,

and refrigeration equipment. 2,806] 2,819] 2.631] -0.5 3,280] 3,027] 2,620] 3,374] -2.8| 16,766] 17,305
Metalworking machinery 2,434] 2:392| 2.374] +18) 2,705] 2/310} 2,130] 2,752] -1.7} 14,029} 14,772
Turbines, generators, and other

power transmission equipment... 2,840] 3,335] 3,284] -14.8 3,362] 3,247] 2,820] 3.453] -2.6| 18,068] 18,508
Material handling equipment... 9 7.2 1,770] 1.760] 1,695] 2,086] -15.1] 10,910] 10,644

Computers and electronic products. 15 42,593] 34,110] 33,758] 52,330] -18.6] 234,446] 256,361
Electronic computers. -6.2 7.431} 5,935] 6,023] 9.562] -223| 40.882] 45,705
Computer storage devi 16.8 1,470} 978} = 804) 1,901] -22.7] 6,728] 6.914

Nondefense communications

equipment. 41d 8,222| 6,261] 5,951] 10,765] -23.6] 42,308] 53,032
Defense communications equipment. 89 293] ‘310 267/276] +62) 1.684] 1523
Audio and video equipment... 900] _ 883} 806] +19 asa} 746] 662] 993] 13.6] 5.045] 5,298
Semiconductors........ . 7,298} 7,298] 7,821) 0.0 7,998} 6,431] 7,176] 10,246] -21.9] 47,927] 48,761
Electronic components... wo | 4.335] 41374 4/376] -0.9 4511| 4.124] 3/993] 5.974] -24.5] 281521] 34.765
Nondefense search and navigation

equipment........ 753} 774755] -1.9 aio] 758] 696) 978] -17.2) 4,472) 4,953
Defense search and | navigation

equipment 1,690] 1,740] 1,747] -2.9 1,860} 1,643] 1,623) 1,971] -5.6] 10,281] 10,098
Electromedical, measuring,

and control instruments... | 5,367] 5,267] 5,325] +1.9 6.191] 5,027] 4,792] 5,837] +61] 31,774] 29,352

Electrical equipment, eppliances,

and components. -2.0| 8 12,187) 11,231] 10,641] 12,461] -2.2] 67,325] 65,852
Electric lighting equipment. 1.7 | 1,278] 1,169] 1,116] 1/380] 7.41 7.125) 7,070
Household appliances. 4.3 6 2,252] 2,087) 1,939] 2,295] -1.9]  12:113)  12:124
Electrical equipment. +11 -7| 3,734] 3,233] 2/925] 3,636] +27] 19.686] 19,831
Batteries...... . 44.5 ) 652| 519 452 680] -4.1 3,069 3/548

Transportation equipment. 1.8] ty) 59,047] 57,556] 49,172] 64,241] -8.1] 318,014] 353,011
‘Automobiles. “3.2 x) 8,768] 9,169} 7,549] 9,988] -12.2] 48,786] 56.779
Light trucks and utility vehi 8.6 6 12,103] 12/870] 10,707] 13,911] -13.0] 67,489] 77,208
Heavy duty trucks . 1.8 2 1,188] 1,113] 1,019] 1,770] -32.9] 6,478] 10,681
Motor vehicle bodies, parts,

and trailers. 16,558] 17,297] 16,395] -4.3] +5.5] -3.1] 17,842] 18,405] 16,718] 20,350] -12.3] 103,564] 118,774
Nondefense aircraft and parts........... | 8933] 81511] 7.127] +5.0)+19.4] -14.6] 10,281] 8,757] 6.826] 9,108} +12.9| 49,245] 46.016
Defense aircraft and parts. soos | 2,785] 2,371] 2,153] 417.5] +10.1]  -4.3] 3/224] 2/271] 1967] 2.938] +9.7| 13,670] 13,238
Ships and boats. : 1,767] 1,716) 1,614] +3.0] +6.3] -7.2] 1,806] 1/841] 1.670] 1/731] +43] 10,337] 10,539

Furniture and related products. 5,805] 6,072| 6,158] -4.4) -1.4] +09] 5.856] 5.841] 5970] 6.701] -12.6] 36,246] 38,252

Miscellaneous durable goods... -1.5] +0.5] +0.3] 10,226] 9,620] 9,236] 10,263] -0.4) 57,253] 55,062

Nondurable goods industries. -3.3] +1.5] -0.6] 155,610] 157,405] 150,030] 161,930] 3.9] 913,034] 915,087

Food products... seseeseetseese -0.7{ +1.0]  -0.1] 38,567] 38,138] 36,750] 37,173] +3.8] 224,262] 215,162
Grain and oilseed milling. 4,116] 4,096] 4,007] +0.5] +2.2] -1.4] 3\944] 4/194] 3/ag4] 3794] +4.0]  24'337| "23/092
Dairy products. | 5,655] 5,690] 5,563] -0.6] +23] +23] 5.974] 5,824) 5.371] 5.428]+10.1] 321838] 30,389
Meat, poultry, and seafood products.. | 11,458] 11/560] 11,535] -0.9] +0.2| +0.8] 11,800] 11.796] 11.337] 11,048] +6.8] 67.669] 63.546

Beverage and tobacco products... | 9,737] 10,243] 9,439) -4.9] +8.5] -0.7] 10,588] 10,949] 9/179] 10,035] +5.5] 57.911] 55.807
Beverages. 5,596] 5,859] 5,450] -4.5] +7.5] -4.0] 6,282] 6,332] 5,494] 6,081) +3.3] 33/551] 32,276
Tobacco. 4,141] 4,384) 3,989] 5.5] +9.9] +4.2] 4/306] 4.617] 3/685] 31954] +89] 24/360] 23.531

Textile mills...... 3,900] 3,939} 3,955] -1.0] 0.4) -1.1] 4,276} 3,954] 3,797] 4938] -13.4] 24.064] 27/213

Textile products. 2,767) 2,750] 2,734] +0.6] +0.6] 0.0] 3,004) 2,793] 2,765] 2:990] +0.5} 16,607} 16,759

Apparel 5,188] 5,293] 5,393] -2.0} -1.9] -1.3] 5.075] 4/762] 5.091] 5,322] -4.6] 31,066] 31,332

Leather and allied products... 763 778| 790] -1.9] -1.5] 28 738 728| 706| 815] -9.4| 4/536 4,686

Paper products... 13,073] 13,364] 13,365] 2.2) 0.0] -1.2] 13,319] 13,391] 12,966] 14,792] -10.0/ 80,196] 85,789
Pulp, paper, and Baperboord mils. 5,916] 6,138] 6,237] 3.6] -1.6] -0.2) 6,087} 6,093] 6,063} 6.972] -12.7| 37.255] 40,092
Paperboard containers. 4,074] 4,084] 4,037] -0.2] +1.2] -1.8] 4009] 4/144] 4005] 4/514} -11.2] 24/440] 27.012

Printing... ces 8,236] 8,504] 8,520] 3.2) 0.2] -1.9] 8/113] 81149] 8.092] 8928] -9.1] 49.421] 511188

Petroleum and coai products. 18,184] 20,206] 19,609] -10.0] +3.0] +4.9] 19,301] 21,096] 19,413] 20,877| -7.5| 113.294] 110,701
Petroleum refineries. 16,255] 18,227] 17,702] -10.8] +3.0] +5.0] 17,058} 19,034] 17,606] 18,602| -8.3] 102512] 99/936

Basic chemicals. 35,300] 36,558] 36,135] -3.4) +1.2)  -2.7) 37,276] 37,747] 36,246] 39/547] 5.7) 2211411] 222,725
Pesticides, fertilizers, and other

agricultural chemicals.. 1,641] 1,772] 1,825] -7.4] -2.9] -29] 1,965] 2,719] 2,899] 1,985] -1.0] 13,685] 13,220
Pharmaceuticals and medicines... 9,492] 10,155] 10,090] -6.5] +06] -2.2) 9/476] 10,247] 9/711] 10,422] -9.1] 59.861] 58,495
Paints, coatings, and adhesives..........] 2,489] 2,552] 2,450] -25] +4.2] -1.6] 2.771] 2.836] 2/597} 2,793] 0.8] 15.528] 15,224
Plastics and rubber products. 14,509] 14,834] 141613] -2.2] +1.5] -1.8] 15/353] 15,698] 15.025] 16.513 -7.0] 90,266] 93,725

° Preliminary * Revised

* 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


Summary

New orders for manufactured goods in June decreased $8.3
billion or 2.4 percent to $334.6 billion, the Department of
Commerce, Bureau of the Census reported today. This follows a
2.2 percent May increase. Year to date, new orders for 2001 are
6.6 percent below the same period a year ago; new orders for the
second quarter are 1.6 percent below the first quarter.

Shipments decreased $9.6 billion or 2.8 percent to $337.7
billion, following a 2.4 percent May increase. This is the largest
decrease since August 1992. Year to date, shipments for 2001 are
3.3 percent below the same period a year ago; shipments for the
second quarter are 1.8 percent below the first quarter.

Unfilled orders, down six consecutive months, decreased
$3.1 billion or 0.5 percent to $575.4 billion, following a 0.8
percent May decrease. The unfilled orders-to-shipments ratio was
4.21, up from 4.15 in May.

Inventories, down five consecutive months, decreased $3.4
billion or 0.7 percent to $473.3 billion, following a 0.6 percent
May decrease. The inventories-to-shipments ratio was 1.40, up
from 1.37 in May.

New Orders

New orders for manufactured durable goods in June
decreased $3.3 billion or 1.7 percent to $184.8 billion, revised
from the previously published 2.0 percent decrease.

Transportation equipment had the largest decrease, $1.8
billion or 3.3 percent to $52.6 billion. Computers and electronic
products decreased $0.4 billion or 1.3 percent to $34.7 billion,
due to nondefense communications equipment.

New orders for nondurable goods decreased $5.1 billion or
3.3 percent to $149.7 billion.

Shipments

Shipments of durable goods in June decreased $4.5 billion or
2.4 percent to $187.9 billion, revised from the previously
published 2.3 percent decrease.

All durable goods subsectors decreased. Machinery, down
four of the last five months, had the largest decrease, $1.0
billion or 3.9 percent to $24.3 billion; this is the largest decrease

since February 2000. Transportation equipment decreased $1.0
billion or 1.8 percent to $53.3 billion. Computers and electronic
products, down six consecutive months, decreased $0.6 billion
or 1.5 percent to $37.2 billion. Fabricated metal products
decreased $0.5 billion or 2.6 percent to $20.2 billion. Primary
metals, down ten of the last twelve months, decreased $0.5
billion or 3.9 percent to $11.9 billion.

Shipments of nondurable goods decreased $5.1 billion or 3.3
percent to $149.7 billion. Led by petroleum and coal products,
all nondurable goods subsectors decreased, except textile
products.

Unfilled Orders

Unfilled Orders for durable goods in June, down six.
consecutive months, decreased $3.1 billion or 0.5 percent to
$575.4 billion, revised from the previously published 0.7 percent
decrease.

Computers and electronic products, led by nondefense
communications equipment, had the largest decrease, $2.5
billion or 1.8 percent to $136.8 billion; this is the seventh
consecutive decrease. Transportation equipment decreased $0.8
billion or 0.3 percent to $288.3 billion.

Inventories

Inventories of durable goods in June decreased $2.4 billion
or 0.8 percent to $301.7 billion, revised from the previously
published 0.7 percent decrease.

Transportation equipment had the largest decrease, $1.1
billion or 1.5 percent to $74.6 billion. Computers and electronic
products, down four consecutive months, decreased $0.6 billion
or 1.1 percent to $57.9 billion.

Inventories of nondurable goods, down five consecutive
months, decreased $1.0 billion or 0.6 percent to $171.6 billion.
This is the largest decrease since December 1998.

By stage of fabrication, June finished goods increased 0.1
percent in durables and decreased 0.1 percent in nondurables.
Work in process decreased 1.1 percent in durables and 1.5
percent in nondurables. Materials and supplies decreased 1.4
percent in durables and 0.7 percent in nondurables.

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Division (MCD), Washington, DC 20233-6900, or call 301-457-4832 or 301-457-4814.

The advance report on durable goods for July is scheduled for August 24, 2001 at 8:30 a.m. and the full report on August 31, 2001 at 10:00 a.m. For sale by the Superintendent
of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402. This report is available on the day of issue through STAT-USA/Internet at www.stat-usa.gov,


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Shipments and Three Month New Orders and Three Month
Moving Average Moving Average
Billions Of Dollars Billions Of Dollars
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—  — Shipments Average —  — Neworders Average
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Machinery Machinery
Total Inventories and Three Month Ratios of Unfilled Orders and Total
Moving Average Inventories to Shipments
Billions Of Dollars US Ratios UIS Ratios
53 || 3 3.00
| 2.75 -——— Vaan 2.75
2.50 - ——4 2.50
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2.00 PS are 2.00
46 || 1.75 1.75
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— — inventories Average _—— 15 voys |
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| Moving Average Moving Average
Balions Of Dotiars Billions Of Dols

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Total Inventories and Three Month Ratios of Unfilled Orders and Total
Moving Average Inventories to Shipments
Billions Of Dollars VS Ratios ‘UIS Ratios
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— — Inventories Average —_—— 1/5 uo/s

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