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Q4 2023
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US Corporate, After-Tax Profits-Growth-Quarter Year Ago
US Corporate Profits
rose
8.6% in Q4 (vs. Q4 2022), to $3.10 Trillion/yr, to the highest level in 18 mos
Released:
29-Mar-24
| Next Release:
27-Jun-24
Q4 2023
8.6%
Q3 2023
0.1%
Change
8.5%
1 Year
3 Years
5 Years
Corporate profits represents the portion of the total income earned from current production that is accounted for by U.S. corporations. The estimates of corporate profits are an integral part of the national income and product accounts (NIPAs), a set of accounts prepared by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) that provides a logical and consistent framework for presenting statistics on U.S. economic activity.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
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Date
Value
01-Sep-2018
0.061
01-Dec-2018
0.111
01-Mar-2019
0.033
01-Jun-2019
0.003
01-Sep-2019
-0.012
01-Dec-2019
0.041
01-Mar-2020
-0.141
01-Jun-2020
-0.197
01-Sep-2020
0.107
01-Dec-2020
0.041
01-Mar-2021
0.281
01-Jun-2021
0.705
01-Sep-2021
0.267
01-Dec-2021
0.248
01-Mar-2022
0.152
01-Jun-2022
0.077
01-Sep-2022
0.023
01-Dec-2022
-0.014
01-Mar-2023
-0.051
01-Jun-2023
-0.078
01-Sep-2023
0.001
01-Dec-2023
0.086
US Corporate, After-Tax Profits-Growth-Quarter Year Ago
Data Series Details
Last File Update:
29-Mar-2024
Frequency:
Quarterly
Start Date:
01-Sep-2018
End Date:
01-Dec-2023
Length:
6 years
# of Records:
22
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US Corporate, After-Tax Profits-Growth-Quarter Year Ago
US Corporate Profit Growth figures reflect the growth in after tax profits for the current quarter compared with the same quarter one year ago.
Total After-Tax Profits are seasonally adjusted at annual rates and exclude inventory valuation and capital consumption adjustments.
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Mar 2024
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US Durable Goods New Orders - Seasonally Adjusted
Durable Goods Total New Orders
rose
2.6% in Mar
Released:
02-May-24
| Next Release:
04-Jun-24
Mar 2024
2.6%
Feb 2024
0.7%
Change
1.9%
1 Year
3 Years
5 Years
Full Report:
The Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories, and Orders (M3) survey provides broad-based, monthly statistical data on economic conditions in the domestic manufacturing sector. The survey measures current industrial activity and provides an indication of future business trends.
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Date
Value
01-Feb-2019
249569
01-Mar-2019
253834
01-Apr-2019
246609
01-May-2019
240923
01-Jun-2019
245231
01-Jul-2019
250328
01-Aug-2019
250733
01-Sep-2019
247059
01-Oct-2019
247442
01-Nov-2019
239718
01-Dec-2019
250345
01-Jan-2020
250236
01-Feb-2020
246195
01-Mar-2020
205020
01-Apr-2020
167502
01-May-2020
192605
01-Jun-2020
207474
01-Jul-2020
231914
01-Aug-2020
232933
01-Sep-2020
237786
01-Oct-2020
242098
01-Nov-2020
245247
01-Dec-2020
248307
01-Jan-2021
257242
01-Feb-2021
246261
01-Mar-2021
249467
01-Apr-2021
247644
01-May-2021
255529
01-Jun-2021
257663
01-Jul-2021
258846
01-Aug-2021
262317
01-Sep-2021
261353
01-Oct-2021
261728
01-Nov-2021
270039
01-Dec-2021
273281
01-Jan-2022
277490
01-Feb-2022
262494
01-Mar-2022
264258
01-Apr-2022
265376
01-May-2022
267533
01-Jun-2022
273571
01-Jul-2022
273203
01-Aug-2022
273841
01-Sep-2022
274399
01-Oct-2022
276366
01-Nov-2022
271403
01-Dec-2022
285249
01-Jan-2023
271061
01-Feb-2023
270825
01-Mar-2023
279837
01-Apr-2023
283311
01-May-2023
288857
01-Jun-2023
301262
01-Jul-2023
284282
01-Aug-2023
283917
01-Sep-2023
295365
01-Oct-2023
280217
01-Nov-2023
295403
01-Dec-2023
295383
01-Jan-2024
274229
01-Feb-2024
276026
01-Mar-2024
283288
US Durable Goods New Orders - Seasonally Adjusted
Data Series Details
Last File Update:
02-May-2024
Frequency:
Monthly
Start Date:
01-Feb-2019
End Date:
01-Mar-2024
Length:
5 years
# of Records:
62
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US Durable Goods New Orders - Seasonally Adjusted
Total US durable goods new orders, seasonaly adjusted.
This report is compiled from results of the U.S. Census Bureau's Manufacturers' Shipments, Inventories, and Orders (M3) survey. This survey provides statistics on manufacturers' value of shipments, new orders (net of cancellations), end-of-month order backlog (unfilled orders), end-of-month total inventory (at current cost or market value), and inventories by stage of fabrication (materials and supplies, work-in-process, and finished goods). The M3 includes approximately 4,300 reporting units. Units may be divisions of diversified large companies, large homogenous companies, or single-unit manufacturers in 89 industry categories. Due to the small monthly sample, these 89 categories have been combined into 65 publication levels. The survey methodology assumes that the month-to-month changes of the total operations of those companies in the monthly survey effectively represent the month-to-month movements of all establishments that make up the category. The current coverage levels in the survey show that reported data in the monthly survey represent approximately 60 percent of the shipments estimates at the total manufacturing level. Data published represent manufacturing in a calendar month. The data collection is based on a voluntary survey authorized by Title 13 of the United States Code.
The data presented in this release are based on data obtained from a panel of 4,300 reporting units and provide an indication of the activity within the manufacturing sector. The results differ from what would be obtained from a complete enumeration of all manufacturing companies. In addition, a different panel of 4,300 companies would yield different results. The M3 panel is comprised of companies with $500 million or more in shipments and a limited number of smaller companies. From a statistical perspective, the panel is not a probability sample; therefore, the sampling errors that are normally provided with sample surveys cannot be measured. Nonsampling errors are attributable to many sources. The use of company or divisional reports to estimate the monthly change for establishments is one source of nonsampling error. The use of primarily large companies to represent the month-to-month movement of all companies is another potential source. Any corrections will be published in the full report. Corrections received after the full report will be released in the next month's advance report. Any revisions made later than two months will be reflected in the annual benchmark publication.
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