Global manufacturing growth cools in August
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Global manufacturing growth cooled in   August, new orders expanded at their weakest pace in a year and   inflationary pressures eased, a report said on Friday.
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U.S. retail sales dipped in August and the U.S. gap with its international trade partners widened to a record level in the second quarter of the year, government reports released on Tuesday showed.
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Growth in manufacturing slowed from the euro zone to Japan in October as strong oil prices and a stuttering global economy took their toll, although British companies performed better, survey data showed.
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August employment grew at the slowest rate in four years.
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Monthly reports from factory purchasing managers reveal a slower than expected growth rate in August.
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Growth in the services sector slowed in August although managers seemed more willing to hire new workers.
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Global semiconductor sales rose 1.1 percent to &#36;18.2 billion in August from the previous month and it appears as though chip inventories are declining, an industry trade group said on Thursday.
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US consumer confidence sank in August while Chicago-area business activity slowed, according to reports on Tuesday that added to worries the economy&#39;s patch of sluggish growth may last beyond the summer.
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Factories in the US Mid-Atlantic region slowed a little in August but remained at solid levels, although new orders fell sharply in a warning sign for future growth, a report showed on Thursday.
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Industrial production was up just 0.2 percent in August, the slowest pace in three months, the Federal Reserve reported.
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The 0.3 percent increase in retail sales was about half what had been expected. In another sign of weakness, industrial production in August edged up by just 0.2 percent.
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Global semiconductor sales growth  slowed to 1 percent in August as electronics makers reacted to  growing inventories in Asia by limiting orders of chips, an  industry trade group said on Thursday.
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NEW YORK -- A closely watched gauge of future economic activity slipped in August for the second consecutive month, suggesting that the U.S. economy is cooling.
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Manufacturing expansion slowed in August as a decline in new orders led factory managers to opt for caution, while construction spending unexpectedly fell in July, according to data released on Tuesday.
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August was a dismal month for sales of new cars and trucks, with nearly every major automaker reporting a decline compared with a year ago.
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Expansion in the U.S. factory sector slowed in August as higher costs for energy and raw materials squeezed manufacturers, a report showed on Wednesday, but analysts said growth remained relatively robust.
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U.S. manufacturing growth eased in  September to its slowest in more than a year, but home sales  and construction figures suggested a less abrupt decline in the  housing sector than many experts had foreseen.