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New York state's manufacturing sector has contracted this month, with a decline in orders and shipments, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The general business conditions index dropped to a five-month low of minus 11.9, indicating contraction. However, the six-month outlook for overall activity reached a three-year high, suggesting manufacturers are more optimistic about the economy's future. The employment index also rebounded, showing expansion for the first time in a year. The report reflects the challenges faced by the manufacturing industry, including limited capital spending, sluggish export markets, and the upcoming election. [Extracted from the article]

New York state's manufacturing sector unexpectedly expanded for the first time in almost a year, with increased orders and shipments. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general business conditions index rose to 11.5, surpassing expectations. However, employment continued to contract, and the index of hours worked only grew modestly. The broader manufacturing sector in the US has been in contraction territory for most months since October 2022. Despite this, the six-month outlook for overall activity in New York increased, indicating a more positive outlook for the state's producers. [Extracted from the article]

New York state's manufacturing sector has contracted for the ninth consecutive month, with a decline in orders leading to reductions in employment and hours worked. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's August general business conditions index improved slightly to -4.7, but still indicates contraction. New orders decreased, employment continued to decline, and hours worked shrank at the fastest pace since March 2023. The outlook for overall activity in the next six months decreased slightly, suggesting less optimism among producers. The broader manufacturing sector in the US has also been experiencing contraction due to various factors. [Extracted from the article]

New York state's manufacturing sector has contracted for the eighth consecutive month in July, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. The general business conditions index for July was -6.6, indicating contraction, but this was slightly better than the median forecast of -7.6. Prices received by state manufacturers dropped to a one-year low, while the outlook for overall activity and new orders and shipments also slipped. This data reflects the ongoing challenges faced by the manufacturing sector in the US, including high borrowing costs and restrained business investment. [Extracted from the article]

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According to a recent report from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, manufacturing activity in New York state has strengthened this month. The general business conditions index for November reached a seven-month high of 9.1, indicating expansion. However, the outlook for the next six months has deteriorated significantly, with the index of expected business conditions contracting for the first time in a year. This suggests that manufacturers are growing increasingly concerned about their ability to weather challenges such as fragile export markets and higher borrowing costs. The report also revealed a reduction in headcount and hours worked, as well as a decrease in unfilled orders. [Extracted from the article]

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general business conditions index dropped 42.6 points to minus 31.8 in May, data showed Monday. The report is the first of several regional Fed bank factory indexes set for release in the coming weeks. [Extracted from the article]

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general business conditions index jumped over 35 points to 10.8 this month, the strongest reading since July, data showed Monday. The New York Fed's gauge of prices paid fell by about 9 points, indicating input cost inflation moderated. (Bloomberg) -- New York state manufacturing activity unexpectedly expanded in April for the first time in five months as new orders and shipments snapped back. [Extracted from the article]

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's August general business conditions index slumped more than 42 points to minus 31.3, with the drop just behind that seen in April 2020, a report showed Monday. %USD, ALLTOP, BON, BUSINESS, COS, ECOTOP, FRX, GLOBALMACR, GOV, INDUSTRIAL, INDUSTRIES, MAC, MANU, MARKETS, NORTHAM, TOP, US, WORLD, WWTOP, WWTOPAM, WWTOPEU Keywords: %USD; ALLTOP; BON; BUSINESS; COS; ECOTOP; FRX; GLOBALMACR; GOV; INDUSTRIAL; INDUSTRIES; MAC; MANU; MARKETS; NORTHAM; TOP; US; WORLD; WWTOP; WWTOPAM; WWTOPEU EN %USD ALLTOP BON BUSINESS COS ECOTOP FRX GLOBALMACR GOV INDUSTRIAL INDUSTRIES MAC MANU MARKETS NORTHAM TOP US WORLD WWTOP WWTOPAM WWTOPEU A gauge of New York state manufacturing activity plunged by the second-most in data back to 2001, with sharp declines in orders and shipments that indicate an abrupt downturn in demand. [Extracted from the article]

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general business conditions index dropped over 36 points to minus 11.6, a report showed Monday. The New York Fed's data are the first of several regional Fed manufacturing numbers set for release over the coming weeks. The gauge of prices received also eased, signaling persistent and substantial price increases in both input and selling prices in May. [Extracted from the article]

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general business conditions index dropped over 36 points to minus 11.6, a report showed Monday. (Bloomberg) -- New York state manufacturing activity unexpectedly contracted in May for the second time in three months, reflecting plunges in orders and shipments. The New York Fed's data are the first of several regional Fed manufacturing numbers set for release over the coming weeks. [Extracted from the article]

New York state's manufacturing activity experienced a significant decline in early March, with a decrease in orders and longer delivery times. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general business conditions index dropped to its lowest level since May 2020. The measures of orders, shipments, and employment growth also saw declines. The report collected responses in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, which led to a surge in commodity prices. Despite the setback in current conditions, respondents expressed optimism about future activity. [Extracted from the article]

The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general business conditions index plummeted to minus 0.7 from 31.9 a month earlier, a report showed Tuesday. (Bloomberg) -- A gauge of New York state manufacturing slumped in January from a month earlier as measures of orders and shipments retreated sharply, suggesting the omicron variant of the coronavirus caused a pullback in activity. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers updates related to the present business conditions of the U.S. Interest rates in the credit markets have increased from 7% to 8.75% in the past two months and the Federal Reserve Bank of New York is asking the banking industry to tighten the lending policies. A survey from the National Family Opinion Inc. reveals optimism among consumers regarding the present business conditions.

The article presents the monthly review of credit and business conditions in January 1928 published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and discusses the decline on call money rates, factors impacting on money rates, and imports and exports of gold.

The article discusses the Empire State Manufacturing Survey has revealed that business activity continued to develop at a solid clip in New York. According to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the survey's general business-conditions index increased 2 points to 23.3, which indicates expansion in manufacturing activity, while a negative reading points to a decline in the sector.

The article discusses the declining size of the manufacturing sector in New York City. The number of manufacturing jobs in the city has fallen to 72,000 in August 2018 from 90,000 in 2009. The Empire State Manufacturing Survey released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in October 2018 showed that order totals and general business conditions have improved since late 2016, and that firms expect to make capital expenditures and hire more employees in the next six months.

The article reports rise in Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business conditions index in June 2018, and mentions that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported continued growth in business activity in the state.

The article reports increase in Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index in May 2018 and cites report of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York which highlights strong growth in manufacturing business activity in New York.

The article reports decline in Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index in April 2018; and mentions that Federal Reserve Bank of New York reported that business activity continued to expand in the region.

The article looks at an Empire State Manufacturing Survey which found that decline in general business-conditions index in February 2018. It mentions business activity in New York continued to expand reported by Federal Reserve Bank of New York and rise in index for number of employees and increase in employment levels. It also mentions capital-expenditures index and showed that firms' capital-spending plans remained strong.

The article reports on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey on the business conditions index conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York as of January 2013. It says that more manufacturers have difficult business conditions than improvement. However, according to Robert Trachtenberg, president of the Central New York Technology Development Organization Inc. (TDO), manufacturers from the central state are expecting increase in exports.

The article reports on the general slowdown in manufacturing in New York in November 2012 due to the Superstorm Sandy based on a survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It specifies that production activities of 100% of manufacturing firms in New York City and 21% in Upstate New York have been affected by the storm. It notes that Upstate New York manufacturers cited disruptions in supply chain and negative impacts on customers as main reasons for storm-related problems.

The article discusses information provided by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York which states that a bleak view of business in manufacturing is forecasted for three straight months. It states that the survey showed 30.8% reported declining business conditions as compared to 24.6% who reported improvement. A chart showing the seasonally adjusted General Business Conditions from 2003 to 2012 is presented.

The article presents information on a survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York related to the business conditions in New York. It mentions that business conditions in New York are deteriorating due to the fall of general business conditions index. It also states only optimism can help in increasing the business index in the state.

The article focuses on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which shows the increase of manufacturing activity in New York in July 2012. The survey's general business conditions index shows a jump from 5.1 points to 7.4 and that 32.1% of respondents consider improved business conditions. However, the survey reveals a drop in new-orders, which is considered to be non alarming by Manufacturers Association of Central New York president Randall Wolken.

The article reports on the results of the Empire State Manufacturing Survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in June 2012. According to the survey, general business conditions index declined by 14.8 points to 2.3, its lowest reading since November 2011. It states that new-orders index dropped by 6.1 points to 2.2 and shipment index by 19.3 points to 4.8, respectively.

The article focuses on the improvement of manufacturing conditions in New York in May 2012. It states that the general business conditions index in the May Empire State Manufacturing Survey of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York has jumped 10.5 points to 17.1. It says that 40.5 percent of manufacturers reported improving general business conditions, 23.4 percent said conditions have worsened, and 36.1 percent said conditions stayed the same in April 2012.

The article reports that the results of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Empire State Manufacturing Survey issued April 16, 2012 showed slow improvements on the business condition of New York manufacturers. It states that general business condition index declined to 6.6 points in April from 20.2 in March while inventory index climbed from zero to 1.2. President Randall Wolken of Manufacturers Association of Central New York says that manufacturers still see a positive six-month outlook.

The article reports on the February 2012 Empire State Manufacturing Survey which was released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on February 15, 2012 regarding the general business conditions index for the manufacturers in the state. It says that the index for February 2012 has jumped to 19.5 which is the highest point since June 2010. It also mentions that the new-orders index went down to 9.7, inventories index has decreased to -4.7 points, and the unfilled orders also went down to -7.1.

The article reports on the improvement of business conditions in New York on December 2011. It says that the said report was based on the released survey of Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It states that manufacturers expect for positive business conditions six months after. It also mentions that survey respondents expect to pay higher prices and charges in just six months.

The article reports on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey report issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on January 18, 2011 which reports on the improved business conditions, increased orders, sales and plans for increased hiring and capital spending by the manufacturers in New York State.

The article examines the business condition of the retail trade in New York. It mentions Urstadt Biddle Properties Inc., one of the largest owners of retail properties, states that the sector's real estate market appears to be at the low point as it continues to scout for acquisition opportunities. It states that retailers in the area told the Federal Reserve Bank of New York that sales of general merchandise has slowed down.

The article focuses on the result of the Empire State Manufacturing Survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York which discusses the business conditions of manufacturers in New York. The survey reveals that the general business conditions index increased by two points, from 5.1 in July 2010 to 7.1 in August 2010. Randall Wolken, president of the Manufacturers Association of Central New York (MANY), increased capital spending is the positive indicator.

The article presents a survey report on the improvement of business conditions for August 2008 in New York. It notes the latest Empire State Manufacturing Survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York on the general business conditions for the state's manufacturers changed to a reading of 2.8 points in August from a -4.9 level in July which determines the marginal improvement in business. An index depicting from the current to the six-month expectations of general business conditions is noted.

The article reports on the August 15, 2014 Empire State Manufacturing Survey released by Federal Reserve Bank of New York which revealed that the general manufacturing business conditions in the state has declined by an index rate of 11 points.

The article offers information on the increase of Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index of Federal Reserve Bank of New York in July 2014. Topics discussed include improvement in the manufacturing sector, new-orders index, and general business conditions. A graph is presented which shows information on the general business conditions from 2005 to 2014.

The article focuses on a Empire State Manufacturing Survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York which shows that general business conditions index climbed to its highest level in four years. It mentions 13 points increase in new-orders index. 12 points increase in unfilled-orders index and delivery-time index advanced to -1.1.

New York service sector activity “expanded at a solid clip” In August, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Business Leaders Survey, released Thursday. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey general business-conditions index of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York with information on the results of the survey. Among the results include the 4.5 decline of the general business-conditions index in February 2014, the decline of the new-orders index to about zero, and the 13 points decline of the shipments index.

The article reports on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York regarding the state's general business conditions index, in which 28.7% of manufacturers said the conditions have improved while 18.7% said they deteriorated.

The article reports on the survey released by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York which shows the status of the business activity for manufacturers in New York in July 2011. The benchmark general business conditions index of the survey reveals a slight improvement by resting at -3.8 from -7.8 in June. Randall Wolken of the Manufacturers Association of Central New York expresses his gratefulness that business conditions do not continue to decline.

The article reports on a monthly survey by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York which revealed that general business conditions for New York manufacturers improved in May 2011 but at a slower pace than in April 2011. According to the Empire State Manufacturing Survey, the general business conditions index was positive in May, indicating growth in business activity, but was down 10 points to 11.9. It also revealed that the inventories index was put at 10.8, its highest level in a year.

The article reports on the findings of the Empire State Manufacturing Survey which indicated that conditions for New York state manufacturers have improved for the sixth consecutive month in January 2010. It revealed that 44% of these manufacturers also intend to increase capital spending in 2010. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, which conducts the survey, noted that one-third of respondents reported that conditions had improved in January, while 17% said conditions had deteriorated.

The article offers information on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey. Conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the survey revealed continued improvement of business conditions for New York manufacturers from August to September 2009. General business conditions index rose from 12.1 to 18.9 while the new orders index was up from 13.4 to 19.8. The price paid index also rose to 20.2, up 6.4 points.

The article reports on the performance of manufacturing industries in New York. According to the New York Federal Reserve Bank's Empire State Manufacturing Survey, the sector finds improvement with general business conditions index rose 13 points to 12.1. Randall Wolken of Manufacturers Association of Central New York stated that this indication of improvement has not seen since November 2007.

The article reports on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey of New York Federal Reserve Bank, showing positive signs in general business conditions in the state. The survey shows -4.6 in May 2009, but was up to 10 points from the previous months. Randall Wolken, president of the Manufacturers Association of Central New York, comments that improvement in the capital expenditures is a major sign for economic recovery.

The article reports on the latest Empire State Manufacturing Survey which depicted that business conditions for New York State manufacturers deteriorated for the fifth consecutive month in January 2009. The survey report, which was issued on January 15 by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, indicated that the general business conditions index rose slightly to 22.2 points from 27.88 in December 2008. It says that 18% of survey respondents said that conditions had improved in January.

The article reports on the performance of the manufacturing sector in New York in May 2008. The Empire State Manufacturing Survey conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed that manufacturing activity in the state has declined in May after a sharp rebound in April 2008. The sector's general business condition index, new-orders index, shipments index and delivery-time index also fell. A performance outlook for the manufacturing industry is offered.

The article offers information on the Empire State Manufacturing Survey issued by the Federal Reserve Bank (Fed) concerning the manufacturing conditions in New York. It is found out that 41% of respondents indicate that conditions are poor in February 2008. Moreover, the Fed has reported that general business condition index has dropped by 10% points in March 2008 and that new orders, shipments and unfilled orders have moved up modestly in the arrangement of future businesses.