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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 March 3 and March 11.
Manufacturing activity contracted in New York State, according to the March survey. The general business conditions index dropped twenty-six points to -20.0. The new orders index fell twenty-six points to -14.9, and the shipments index fell twenty-three points to -8.5, indicating that both orders and shipments declined after increasing last month. Unfilled orders held steady. The inventories index moved up five points to 13.3, its highest reading in more than two years, signaling that business inventories continued to expand. The delivery times index came in at 1.0, and the supply availability index was -1.0, suggesting delivery times and supply availability were little changed.
The index for number of employees held steady at -4.1, and the average workweek index was -2.5, pointing to a slight decline in both employment and hours worked. Both price indexes climbed for a third consecutive month. The prices paid index rose five points to 44.9, its highest level in more than two years, and the prices received index rose three points to 22.4, its highest reading since May 2023.
Firms continued to grow less optimistic about the outlook. After dropping fifteen points last month, the index for future business activity fell another ten points to 12.7. Capital spending plans remained soft. Input price increases are expected to remain significant, and supply availability is expected to contract somewhat in the months ahead.
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