Tag: Industrial activity

• Wednesday, February 9th 2022 - 22:03 UTC

  Argentina's industrial activity on a recovery path

  

  Argentina's National Institute of Statistics and Censuses (Indec) Wednesday reported local industrial output had recorded a 15.8% growth in the year 2021, boosted by automotive and transport which showed a 50.9% increase.

• Monday, August 10th 2020 - 06:49 UTC

  Industrial activity in China is climbing to pre-virus levels

  

  China's factory deflation eased in July, driven by a rise in global oil prices and as industrial activity climbed back towards pre-coronavirus levels, adding to signs of recovery in the world's second-largest economy.

• Wednesday, February 19th 2020 - 06:46 UTC

  Argentina industrial activity plummeted 6.3% in 2019, for the second year running

  

  Argentina industrial activity plummeted 6.3% during 2019, completing two consecutive years of losses, reported the Argentina Industrial Union following a survey of the sector which showed auto manufacturing suffered the greatest contraction, 32.5%.

• Friday, October 4th 2019 - 09:40 UTC

  
Argentine industrial activity dropped 6.4% in August and 8.1% so far this year

  

  Industrial activity in Argentina dropped 6.4% during August compared to a year ago and 2.8% over last July, totalling a slide of 8.1% so far this year, according to the official stats office, Indec.

• Wednesday, October 17th 2018 - 09:16 UTC

  Argentine industrial activity contracts 4.1% in August year-to-year

  

  Industrial activity in Argentina dropped 4.1% in August compared to a year ago, completing a 0.8% contraction so far this year, according to a survey by the country's Industrial Union, UIA. However compared to last July industrial production was up 0.7%.

• Friday, October 5th 2018 - 09:03 UTC

  Industrial activity in Argentina down 5.6% in August and 0.8% in last 12 months

  

  August data for industry was only a slightly better figure than the previous month – in July, a decline of minus 5.7% was witnessed. In June, the sharpest, most pronounced fall of the year was witnessed: 8.1%, year-on-year.