The new orders in industry grew overall (domestic and external markets) by 7.9 percent in the first nine months of this year as against the same period in 2012, in September they taking an advance by 17.3 percent from August and by 2.9 percent when reported to the corresponding month last year, according to data provided by the National Institute of Statistics (INS). In January through September 2013, there were increased in the capital goods industry (18.4 percent), the industry of consumer goods (5.8 percent) and the industry of durable goods (4.1 percent). The intermediary goods industry decreased by 5.3 percent.
The new orders in industry, in September 2015 compared to the previous month, rose by 17.3 percent, due to increases recorded by the durable goods industry (21.9 percent), capital goods industry (21.2 percent), intermediary goods industry (12.5 percent) and consumer goods industry (12.4 percent).
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