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The monthly survey of manufacturers in New York State conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Survey responses were collected between July 2 and July 10.
Manufacturing activity in New York State picked up for the first time in several months, according to the July survey. The general business conditions index climbed twenty-two points to 5.5. The new orders index rose sixteen points to 2.0, suggesting that orders edged up, and the shipments index climbed nineteen points to 11.5, its highest reading in several months. Unfilled orders declined. The inventories index rose fifteen points to 15.6, a sign that business inventories grew. Delivery times were somewhat longer, and the supply availability index remained below zero at -11.0, suggesting that supply availability continued to worsen.
The index for number of employees rose five points to 9.2, and the average workweek index rose to 4.2. This marks the first time that both indexes have been positive since 2022, suggesting that both employment and hours worked increased. The prices paid index rose nine points to 56.0, pointing to a pickup in input price increases, while the prices received index held steady at 25.7, suggesting that selling price increases remained moderate.
The index for future general business conditions edged up to 24.1, suggesting that, on the whole, businesses expect activity to increase in the months ahead. New orders and shipments are expected to increase, and supply availability is expected to be little changed. Capital spending plans picked up.
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