Industrial Indicators

CNI Industrial Indicators are designed to identify the short-term evolution of industrial activity on a monthly basis. As a short-term survey, its importance lies in indicating the actual behavior of industrial activity through variables such as sales, employment, earnings, and capacity utilization. The survey began to be carried out in 1992 and is the result of a partnership between CNI and 12 Federations of Industry. The states included in the survey account for over 90% of Brazilian gross industrial product.

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Real revenue and worked hours increased in February

In February, two indicators directly related to industrial activity – real revenue and hours worked in production – increased compared with January, while installed capacity use and real total payroll remained stable. Real income average fell compared to January.

April 12, 2024

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