Industrial production in the United States is restored after the October fall

According to the Federal Reserve System, published last Friday, industrial production in the United States increased by 1.1% in November, after falling by 0.7% in October 2012. The degree of strengthening of the American economy, according to experts, is directly related to the restoration of production processes in the sectors of the most strongly affected by the super hurricane Sandy, which fell with an unprecedented capacity on the northeastern coast of the United States in late October.

In November 2012, industrial production in the United States increased by 1.1% mainly due to growth in production and mining industries. The annual volume of industrial production remains at the level of 97.5% of the indicators to the crisis of 2007, at the same time increasing by 2.5% in November 2012 relative to November 2011. The loading of production facilities in the United States increased by 0.7% to 78.4% in November 2012.