Chicago Fed National Activity Index rises to -0.22 in December

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22 January 2016

Chicago Fed National Activity Index rises to -0.22 in December

The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago released its National Activity Index on Friday. The index increased to -0.22 in December from -0.36 in November. November's figure was revised down from -0.30.

The slight increase was mainly driven by a rise in the production.

The production-related indicator rose to -0.26 in December from -0.40 in November.

The employment-related indicator remained unchanged at +0.12 in December.

The personal consumption and housing indicator was down to -0.07 in December from -0.05 in November.

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