News: 2024.12.27
According to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau, U.S. wholesale inventories unexpectedly dropped by 0.2% in November this year, which was lower than market expectations for an increase of 0.2%. This also means that the total value of U.S. wholesale inventories fell to $902 billion, while the revised growth rate in October was only 0.1%.
From an annual perspective, wholesale inventory increased by 0.9% in November, which shows that although there was a decline that month, there is still a certain growth trend overall. This also reflects the overall stability and vitality of the U.S. economy.
For this unexpected decline in wholesale inventories, market analysts believe that it may be related to changes in the global economic environment. As the international trade situation changes and global supply chains adjust, the volatility of U.S. wholesale inventories is also increasing.
After the news was announced, the market's outlook on the U.S. economy also changed to some extent. Investors have adjusted their expectations for the U.S. economy and are beginning to pay attention to the trend of U.S. wholesale inventories in the coming months. This will also have a certain impact on the U.S. stock market and foreign exchange market.
Overall, although the decline in U.S. wholesale inventories in November was unexpected, it also reflected some variables in the economy. We need to continue to pay attention to changes in the global economic environment and the overall trend of the U.S. economy to better cope with possible challenges in the future.