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<Econ> US Mar Industrial Production Unexpectedly Falls 0.5%
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The Federal Reserve announced that US industrial production fell 0.5% in March, compared with analysts expectations for no change. The February figure was revised up to an increase of 0.7%.

Among the components, manufacturing activity declined 0.1%, utilities output dropped 2.3%, and mining output decreased 1.2%.

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Industrial capacity utilization rate stood at 75.7% in March, below the market expectation of 76.3%.

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