WASHINGTON, Oct. 18 (Reuters) – Manufacturing output slowed unexpectedly in September in the United States as the persistent global semiconductor shortage weighed on auto production.
Manufacturing output fell 0.7% last month after falling 0.4% in August (revised), according to Federal Reserve data released on Monday.
Economists polled by Reuters on average expected a slight increase of 0.1%.
(Report Lucia Mutikani; French version Dagmarah Mackos, edited by Jean-Michel Bélot)
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