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Steven Kline, Jr. Chief Data Officer
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Second Contraction in Three Months
Slowdown among small-to-mid-size processors drags index down.
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Packaging Demand Has Probably Peaked
Consumers are spending less on food and beverage consumption.
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Construction to See Moderate Growth
Plastics part production for commercial and residential construction should remain solid through 2015.
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Processing Market Flattens
Processing has grown significantly since the beginning of 2014, but April dipped 11% on a year-to-year basis.
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Housing’s Faster Growth Could Boost Appliance Production
Leading indicators suggest continued growth in appliances.
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Processors’ Growth Returns
After a one-month dip, the market expands once more, though the rate has slowed.
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First Contraction Since December 2013
A temporary pause after 15 straight months of expansion?
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Electronics Should See Stronger 2015
For the first time in roughly a decade, the domestic electronics industry could be poised for some real growth this year.
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Automotive Production to Rebound in 2015
After sluggish growth in 2014, the signs point to a better year for auto suppliers this year.
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Slower Growth for Medical Devices
Lower projected spending on healthcare in 2015 is the reason.
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Solid Growth Continues
Compared with a year ago, the index increased 8.4% in December, which was also the fastest month-over-month growth since August.
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