US Wednesday statistics

23.12.2015

Crude oil inventories in the United States for the last month decreased contrary to expectations. This is confirmed by the official data released on Wednesday.

According to the report prepared by the Office of information in the field of Energy (EIA), this figure was -5.877M compared with 4.801M in the previous month. Experts expect a growth for the last month by 1.083M.

Gasoline stocks in the United States in the last quarter rose less than expected.

According to the report prepared by the Office of information in the field of Energy (EIA), the figure totaled 1.111M compared with 1.731M in the previous quarter. Experts expected a growth for the last quarter by 1.383M.

The US consumer sentiment index by the University of Michigan rose in the last month more than expected. This is evidenced by data released on Wednesday.

According to the report prepared by the University of Michigan, this index (seasonally adjusted) was 92.6 compared with 91.8 in the previous month. Experts expected a growth for the last month to 92.0.

The US sales of new homes indicator for the last month rose less than expected.

According to the report prepared by the US Census Bureau, the indicator (seasonally adjusted) amounted to 490K compared to 470K in the previous month. These data were revised downward from 495K. Experts expect a growth for the last month up to 505K.

The personal income in the United States, for the last month rose more than expected.

According to the report prepared by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the indicator (seasonally adjusted) was 0.3% compared with 0.4% in the previous month. Experts expect a growth for the last month by 0.2%.

The spending of individuals in the United States (m/m) indicator, for the last month increased.

According to the report prepared by the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the indicator (seasonally adjusted) was 0.3% compared with 0.0% in the previous month. These data have been revised downward from 0.1%. Experts expected a growth for the last month by 0.3%.

The basic orders for durable goods in the United States (m/m) for the last month decreased contrary to expectations.

According to the report prepared by the US Census Bureau, the indicator (seasonally adjusted) was 0.1% compared with 0.5% in the previous month. Experts expected a growth for the last month by 0.1%.

The volume of orders for durable goods in the United States (m/m) for the last month remained unchanged, contrary to expectations.

According to the report prepared by the US Census Bureau, the indicator (seasonally adjusted) was 0.0% compared with 2.9% in the previous month. Experts expected a decline over the past month by 0.6%.

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