In November 2024 compared with October 2024, the 3.8% decline in nominal terms was due to a 4.4% fall in the manufacturing industry. Instead, the mining industry saw a spike of 11.4%. Across the main industrial groups, decreases were recorded by the intermediary goods industry (-6,5%), capital goods industry (-4.2%), the consumer goods industry (-2.5%) and the durable goods industry (-1.8%). The energy industry advanced 6.8%.
In November 2024 compared with November 2023, industrial sales climbed 5.2% in nominal terms due to a 30.3% increase in the mining industry and a 4.2% rise in the manufacturing industry. Across the main industrial groups, advances were recorded by the durable goods industry (+11.1%), the capital goods industry (+10%), the intermediary good industry (+3.8%) and the consumer goods industry (+2.2%). Instead, the energy industry saw a 5.9% decline.
In January-November 2024 compared with the same period in 2023, industrial sales grew by 5.3% in nominal terms due to the manufacturing industry spiking 5.7%. Instead, the mining industry fell by 3.9%. Across the main industrial groups, increases were recorded by the capital goods industry (+10.3%), the durable goods industry (+7.3%), the consumer goods industry (+3.8%) and the intermediary goods industry (+2.8%). Instead, the energy industry dropped 1.9%.