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Economy
US Cutting Tool Consumption Sunk 22% in 2020
Orders picked up steadily after bottoming out at down 36 percent year-over-year in May, but still have a long way to go to comparative breakeven.
Economy
September US Cutting Tool Orders Up 15% From August, Sparking Optimism
Though still down 20 percent year-over-year, the market's continued recovery has been far better than anticipated during the spring.
Economy
August US Cutting Tool Orders Down 33.5% YoY
Though down only 0.2 percent from July, consultants say orders appear to have found a bottom in August.
Economy
July US Cutting Tool Orders Down 31% Year-Over-Year
The chairman of the Association for Manufacturing Technology said, "It is clear that the climb to better sales volumes will be extended and bumpy.”
Economy
June US Cutting Tool Consumption Up 10% From May
Though still down nearly 25 percent from a year earlier, the numbers are trending toward the positive.
Economy
May US Cutting Tool Orders Down 36% YoY
AMT's Cutting Tool chairman says estimating when recovery will arrive is still anyone's guess.
Economy
March Cutting Tool Orders Tick Up from Feb.
Year-to-date orders were down 9% through March and are expected to worsen as Q2 shows the full impact of COVID-19.