WASHINGTON (MarketWatch)
The Empire State manufacturing index increased
slightly but remained in negative territory for the third straight month, the
New York Federal Reserve Bank said Monday
The index rose to negative 6.2 in
October from negative 10.4 in September, which was its weakest reading in almost
two years
Economists polled by MarketWatch expected the index to improve to
negative 4.0
The key new orders sub-index rose to negative 9.0 in October from
negative 14.0 in September However, unfilled orders, another forward-looking
component, fell to negative 18.3 in October from negative 14.9 in September
Employment conditions weakened, with the index for number of employees falling
to negative 1.1 from 4.3 in the previous month
An index of expectations of
activity six months ahead slipped to 19.4 in October from 27.2 in September
While positive, it is well below levels seen earlier in the year
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