October Wholesale Inventories Climb 0.2%, Sales Decline 0.4%
CNBC TelevisionJanuary 15, 20261 min702 views
6 connectionsΒ·8 entities in this videoβOctober Wholesale Inventory Data
- π Wholesale inventories for October increased by 2/10 of a percent, meeting expectations.
- π‘ The build in inventories has been a trend in recent months, with January seeing the largest increase, likely due to anticipating tariff issues.
Sales Performance in October
- π Sales for the month were expected to decrease slightly but fell by 4/10 of a percent, more than anticipated.
- β οΈ This marks the weakest sales level since May, with only January showing a larger drop.
Broader Economic Indicators
- β Today's economic data presented solid positive news, including fewer announced layoffs from Challenger.
- π Unit labor costs dropped, productivity was solid, and the trade balance was nearly cut in half.
- π Jobless claims also remained well-behaved, contributing to the positive economic outlook.
- π This positive data may explain why equities reversed and interest rates tested the top of their range, with the 10-year rate nearing 4.20%.
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