The industrial production rebounded 2.7% in November
. The index of industrial production (IPI) in Spain came back to positive in November 2010, increasing 2.7% over the same month the previous year, today reported the National Statistics Institute stica (INE). This increase represents a rise over the ed recorded in the two months prior to this indicator of the economy, which last October saw the biggest drop since February 2010, decreasing by 1.9%.
The November rise was, cheap aion kinah, due mainly to an increase of 7.8% of the production of energy, especially electricity generation and petroleum refining, as well as an increase of 4.5 % of the production of intermediate goods, driven by growth in the manufacture of articles of cuchilleray cutlery, tools ferreteray chemical products. By contrast, activities with more negative growth, which has a greater repercussion is the manufacture of elements, allods gold, of concrete, cement and plaster.
Between January and November 2010, corrected for calendar effects, the industrial production rose 0.8% over the same period last year. Without discounting the calendar effect (difference of days working), the industrial production in November fell 2.3% against the undcimo month of 2009, when it fell 3.8%.
By the Economic destination of the production, the production index of 9% baj consumer durables because of, world of worldcraft gold, the negative evolution of all its activities, especially the manufacture of furniture and consumer electronic products. In turn, the IPI for non-durable consumer goods increased by 0.3% and capital goods, 1.9%. According to INE, the Economic and destination of goods, the IPI rose in the cumulative year in energy (2.3%), intermediate goods (2.9%) and energy commodities to non-durable (1.6%). On the opposite side of the table stood the consumer durables, down 7.3% and capital goods, with a drop of 3.2%.
By autonomous communities, in November the show variations IPI positive year in twelve of them, and the greatest increases in production occurred in Extremadura (24.3%), Cantabria (11.8%) and Castilla- La Mancha (8.1%). We follow the Basque Country (7.3%), Aragon (5.9%), Navarra (5.6%), Castilla and Leon (4.8%), Catalonia (4, 5%), La Rioja (2.6%), Canary Islands (2.5%), Comunidad Valenciana (2.3%) and Asturias (1%). For its part, the production disminuy in Baleares (4.5%), Murcia (3.6%), Galicia (3.4%), Madrid (3.3%) and Andalusia (3.1 %).