Industry, manufacturing

The indices of the stock of orders measure the monthly development of unfilled orders in selected branches of manufacturing. To analyse domestic demand and export demand, a distinction is made between unfilled domestic orders and orders received from foreign customers. The results are available as a value index and a (price-adjusted) volume index, and in addition in calendar and/or seasonally adjusted versions.

The ranges of the stock of orders indicate for how many months local units, theoretically, are able to, or have to, produce goods until all orders on hand are filled - with turnover remaining constant and without any new orders being received. The results relate to selected economic branches in manufacturing.

The indices of new orders measure the monthly development of the volume of new orders in selected branches of manufacturing. To analyse domestic and export demand, a distinction is made between new orders received from domestic customers and those received from foreign customers (by euro and non-euro area). The results are available as a value index and a (price-adjusted) volume index, and in addition in calendar and/or seasonally adjusted versions.

The production indices for industry can be regarded as a calculation system used for the monthly updating of gross value added at constant prices that was measured in the economic branches in the base year.

The turnover indices measure the monthly development of turnover in industry (manufacturing, mining and quarrying). To analyse domestic and export demand, a distinction is made between turnover with customers in the domestic territory and turnover with foreign customers (by euro and non-euro area). The results are available as a value index and a (price-adjusted) volume index, and in addition in calendar and/or seasonally adjusted versions.