The Cefa Brief

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  • ВыводIndustrial Policy

    New orders for durable goods fell once in five years, then jumped

    Orders dipped by 4.9 billion dollars a month in 2024 and rose by 23.4 billion in 2025, the largest single-year gain in the window. The series counts dollars, not machines.

  • ВыводIndustrial Policy

    Core capital-goods orders took three years to return to their 2022 figure

    The monthly average rose from 62 billion dollars in 2020 to 77 in 2022, then ran 75, 74 and back to 77. The figure counts dollars and is not adjusted for prices, so a return to the same number is not a return to the same order book.

  • ВыводIndustrial Policy

    Research spending has no down year, and its largest annual addition was in 2022

    The quarterly average rose from 754 billion dollars in 2020 to 1,081 billion in 2025, 327 billion higher across five steps. The largest of those steps, 103 billion, came in 2022, and the three years since have added 139 billion between them.

  • ВыводMacroeconomics & Markets

    Four fifths of the rise in new business applications since 2020 came in a single year

    The weekly average went from 84 thousand applications in 2020 to 104 thousand in 2021, and the four years since have added five. The 2025 reading of 109 thousand is the highest of the six, and also the third rise in a series that has fallen in the year between each one.

  • ВыводIndustrial Policy

    Manufacturing output has been below its 2017 level in every year since 2020

    The manufacturing index read 93 on a 2017 base of 100 in 2020 and 97.3 in 2025, with a high of 98 in 2022. Total industrial production, on the same base and from the same board, crossed 100 in 2022 and has stayed above it, and the distance between the two lines has widened at every step since 2021.

  • ВыводIndustrial Policy

    Half the capacity use gained after 2020 has since been given back

    Manufacturing capacity utilisation rose 4.7 points between 2020 and 2022, and 4.4 of them arrived in the first year. It has given back 2.3 points in the three years since.

  • ВыводInfrastructure

    Nonresidential construction spending rose 14 billion in 2025 after 450 in three years

    The annual rate stands at 1,309 billion dollars, the highest of six readings, and the step that brought it there is the smallest rise in the series. Spending on manufacturing plant fell 29 billion in the same year, so a total that barely moved sits on top of a 43-billion rise in everything else.

  • ВыводIndustrial Policy

    Electronics output rose more in 2025 than in the three years before it combined

    The computer and electronic product index added 8.5 points in 2025, against 8 points exactly across the three preceding years together, on a base where 2017 is 100. A narrower semiconductor index published on the same base added 21 points in that same year, and the file does not say how much of the broader move belongs to it.

  • ВыводIndustrial Policy

    Factory construction spending fell in 2025 after four straight years of increase

    The monthly average rose from 75 billion dollars in 2020 to 244 billion in 2024, then fell to 215 billion in 2025, the only fall in six readings. Nonresidential construction spending, from the same agency and on the same basis, rose in that same year.

  • ВыводEconomic Security

    The industrial index has spent six years going almost nowhere

    Industrial production ended 2025 at 101.2 on a 2017 base of 100. It has moved 1.9 points in four years, and the 2025 reading sits 0.2 above 2022.