Business Inventory Report definition
- Business inventory figures are reported by the US Department of Commerce. They show how much inventory is being bought, and therefore, indicate sales volume. If a company is getting through its inventory stock then this indicates high sales and is a positive sign for the economy. Not buying inventory indicates that a business is not using up its stock and signals a low sales volume.
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- Primary Market Indicators
- Unemployment rate
- Retail price index
- Producer price index
- Purchasing Managers Index
- Philadelphia Fed Survey
- Personal income
- Money supply
- Jobless Claims Report
- ISM Report On Business
- Import & Export Price Indices
- IFO Business Climate Index
- Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
- Factory Orders
- Existing Home Sales
- Durable Goods Orders
- Consumer price index (cpi)
- Consumer Confidence Index (CCI)
- Chain Store Sales Report
- Construction Spending Report
- Business Inventory Report
- Balance of Trade (BOT)
- APICS Business Outlook Index
