Despite the monthly increase, machine tool orders were still 9 percent below levels for December 2019. For the year, orders slid to $4.5 billion for 2019, down 17 percent compared with 2018. The figures are based on information from companies participating in AMT’s U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) program.

Machine tool orders totaled $337.2 million in February 2019 accounting for a 15 percent decline from January and a seven percent decline from the previous February, according to the latest USMTO report from AMT. The year-to-date total was $735.2 million, less than one percent off the year-to-date total at this point last year. The latest U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) report also shows a year-over-year increase of more than 10 percent, the fifth consecutive month posting a year-over-year gain. The U.S. manufacturing technology market has been weak since oil prices began to drop dramatically in June 2014. US Machine Tool Orders Up, but Growth is Not Sustainable U.S. machine shops and similar manufacturers ordered $323.74 million worth of new machine tools and related manufacturing technology during June, 17.5% more than the May summary, though it is 15.8% lower than the June 2015 order total. U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $376 million in October 2019 according to the latest U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) Report published by AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology. October orders increased 2 percent over September 2019. Includes construction spending, industrial production, manufacturing orders, shipments, inventory and backlog, consumer sentiment and monthly machine tool orders. Now in a new updated format on MTInsight, visit www.mtinsight.org. Use your AMTonline username and password to login. As a participant of the USMTO program you will have access to the most current and comprehensive machine tool market information. Participants in the program have the ability to zero in on market conditions for the products they manufacture or carry.

The figures are provided by AMT – the Assn. for Manufacturing Technology in its monthly U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders Report. The USMTO tracks new orders for metal cutting and metal forming and fabricating equipment as a leading indicator of industrial activity. The report is based on data supplied by participating producers and distributors of that equipment, and offers a leading indicator of industrial demand as machine shops and other manufacturers invest to complete planned or

Regionally, the USMTO report included some positive results. AMT reported new orders in the Northeast region for metal-cutting equipment increased 20.6% from July, and 17.5% from August 2018, to $85.56 million. For the year-to-date, the region’s new orders are down -5.6% from Jan.-Aug. 2018, to $562.06 million. The United States Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) Report is based on the totals of actual data reported by companies participating in the USMTO program. This report, compiled by AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology, provides regional and national U.S. orders data of domestic and imported machine tools and related equipment. The figures are provided by AMT – the Assn. for Manufacturing Technology in its monthly U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders Report. The USMTO tracks new orders for metal cutting and metal forming and fabricating equipment as a leading indicator of industrial activity. The report is based on data supplied by participating producers and distributors of that equipment, and offers a leading indicator of industrial demand as machine shops and other manufacturers invest to complete planned or The USMTO report includes regional summaries for machine-tool orders, too: in the Northeast, new orders totaled $62.4 million for February, -20.8% from January and -19.2% from February 2018. At $137.88 million, the regional YTD total for metal-cutting equipment orders is roughly even with the two-month total for 2018. Provides data that will help you judge both the magnitude and direction of fluctuations in the business cycle. Includes construction spending, industrial production, manufacturing orders, shipments, inventory and backlog, consumer sentiment and monthly machine tool orders.

Includes construction spending, industrial production, manufacturing orders, shipments, inventory and backlog, consumer sentiment and monthly machine tool orders. Now in a new updated format on MTInsight, visit www.mtinsight.org. Use your AMTonline username and password to login.

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13 Jan 2020 U.S. machine shops capital equipment orders fell -14.9% from October to November 2019, to $320.4 million for the month, but the U.S.-China 

U.S. manufacturing technology orders totaled $376 million in October 2019 according to the latest U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) Report published by AMT – The Association For Manufacturing Technology. October orders increased 2 percent over September 2019. USMTO orders decreased in January 2020 While industry will be affected by the coronavirus, there are bright spots in the economy that indicate a solid recovery after the virus subsides. Subscribe Despite the monthly increase, machine tool orders were still 9 percent below levels for December 2019. For the year, orders slid to $4.5 billion for 2019, down 17 percent compared with 2018. The figures are based on information from companies participating in AMT’s U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) program.

U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders for January totaled $396 million, marking the second strongest January in the history of the USMTO program. Orders declined 10.5 percent from December, but at half the average decline in January over December levels since 1998.

10 Sep 2018 Machine tool consumption will end the year at $7 billion, and The GBI: Metalworking, an indicator of U.S. machine tool orders (USMTO) from  USMTO (U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders) is a joint program run by The Association for Manufacturing Technology (AMT) and The American Machine  Machine tool orders are a great metric for measuring the overall health of the The latest data as measured by AMT's USMTO survey shows orders lagged  13 Apr 2015 The United States Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) report, U.S. orders data of domestic and imported machine tools and related  21 Nov 2019 In addition to USMTO data, another key data point that supports this is that the Year-to-Date US Cutting Tool Orders Up 0.2% In September. 1 Jan 2017 Machine Tools. The U.S. machine tool industry, as measured by machine tool orders (USMTO), peaked at 7.4-percent growth in September of  11 Sep 2012 The United States Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) report, U.S. orders data of domestic and imported machine tools and related 

10 Feb 2020 Machine tool orders surged in December as customers put in orders they in AMT's U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) program. 13 Jan 2020 The value of machine tool orders plunged in November as makers pared in AMT's U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) program. 10 Sep 2018 Machine tool consumption will end the year at $7 billion, and The GBI: Metalworking, an indicator of U.S. machine tool orders (USMTO) from  USMTO (U.S. Manufacturing Technology Orders) is a joint program run by The Association for Manufacturing Technology (AMT) and The American Machine  Machine tool orders are a great metric for measuring the overall health of the The latest data as measured by AMT's USMTO survey shows orders lagged  13 Apr 2015 The United States Manufacturing Technology Orders (USMTO) report, U.S. orders data of domestic and imported machine tools and related  21 Nov 2019 In addition to USMTO data, another key data point that supports this is that the Year-to-Date US Cutting Tool Orders Up 0.2% In September.