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Increase in new orders for exports
statistikk
1999-11-12T10:00:00.000Z
Energy and manufacturing;National accounts and business cycles
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osi, Index of orders in manufacturing (discontinued), new orders, order reserve, domestic market, export marketBusiness cycles , Manufacturing, mining and quarrying , National accounts and business cycles, Energy and manufacturing
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Index of orders in manufacturing (discontinued), Q3 1999

Statistics Norway has decided to stop the publication of the Index of orders in manufacturing from the first quarter of 2018. One reason for this was that the statistic previously was a part of Eurostat's regulation for short-term statistics, but this requirement was removed from the regulation in 2012. However, indicators for new orders and stock of orders are available in Business tendency survey for manufacturing, mining and quarrying.

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Increase in new orders for exports

The order-based industry shows a 42 percent growth in new orders received between the second and third quarter - calculated in annual growth in trend. The increase is solely due to one large order received from the export market. The total reserve of unfilled orders has nevertheless declined - for the fifth quarter in row.

Several of the manufacturing industries show a positive development in orders received for exports. This is mainly due to one extraordinary large order in the transport equipment industry. New orders received from the domestic market have decreased by 13 percent compared with the corresponding quarter last year. The industries of fabricated metal products, oil platforms and modules and transport equipment show a considerable decline in domestic orders.

One large order in the transport equipment industry has in particular influenced the results this quarter. If this order is kept out of the calculations the total new orders received still show an increase, but clearly demonstrates the tendency of order-based industries having problems.