Federal Reserve Economic Data

Table Data - Change in real private inventories: Nonfarm: Other durable and nondurable goods

Title Change in real private inventories: Nonfarm: Other durable and nondurable goods
Series ID A154RX1Q020SBEA
Source U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
Release Gross Domestic Product
Seasonal Adjustment Seasonally Adjusted Annual Rate
Frequency Quarterly
Units Billions of Chained 2017 Dollars
Date Range 1947-01-01 to 1997-10-01
Last Updated 2023-09-28 10:16 AM CDT
Notes
DATE VALUE
1947-01-01 -4.032
1947-04-01 1.447
1947-07-01 4.360
1947-10-01 4.532
1948-01-01 -2.608
1948-04-01 -0.476
1948-07-01 0.190
1948-10-01 0.712
1949-01-01 0.000
1949-04-01 -3.172
1949-07-01 -4.559
1949-10-01 -4.929
1950-01-01 1.285
1950-04-01 1.114
1950-07-01 2.090
1950-10-01 9.766
1951-01-01 1.540
1951-04-01 2.973
1951-07-01 3.570
1951-10-01 5.160
1952-01-01 4.360
1952-04-01 1.443
1952-07-01 -0.324
1952-10-01 -4.300
1953-01-01 -2.381
1953-04-01 -4.652
1953-07-01 -3.154
1953-10-01 -3.648
1954-01-01 0.744
1954-04-01 -0.398
1954-07-01 0.148
1954-10-01 0.259
1955-01-01 -1.739
1955-04-01 0.190
1955-07-01 -1.507
1955-10-01 -2.548
1956-01-01 3.413
1956-04-01 2.275
1956-07-01 2.331
1956-10-01 4.943
1957-01-01 1.780
1957-04-01 -0.236
1957-07-01 3.995
1957-10-01 3.500
1958-01-01 -0.032
1958-04-01 0.000
1958-07-01 -0.111
1958-10-01 -0.116
1959-01-01 0.736
1959-04-01 2.738
1959-07-01 0.683
1959-10-01 3.314
1960-01-01 0.146
1960-04-01 3.077
1960-07-01 1.822
1960-10-01 0.366
1961-01-01 3.300
1961-04-01 4.366
1961-07-01 3.349
1961-10-01 6.853
1962-01-01 -0.408
1962-04-01 0.859
1962-07-01 -0.481
1962-10-01 -0.567
1963-01-01 3.860
1963-04-01 3.611
1963-07-01 1.272
1963-10-01 4.403
1964-01-01 1.826
1964-04-01 5.909
1964-07-01 2.905
1964-10-01 1.989
1965-01-01 1.918
1965-04-01 4.104
1965-07-01 1.142
1965-10-01 2.106
1966-01-01 -0.087
1966-04-01 -0.538
1966-07-01 1.556
1966-10-01 5.088
1967-01-01 3.394
1967-04-01 6.354
1967-07-01 9.754
1967-10-01 7.866
1968-01-01 3.578
1968-04-01 0.022
1968-07-01 3.378
1968-10-01 0.388
1969-01-01 3.264
1969-04-01 5.505
1969-07-01 4.112
1969-10-01 0.915
1970-01-01 -0.518
1970-04-01 -1.228
1970-07-01 0.513
1970-10-01 4.370
1971-01-01 3.151
1971-04-01 4.757
1971-07-01 -1.053
1971-10-01 3.436
1972-01-01 4.003
1972-04-01 5.225
1972-07-01 2.337
1972-10-01 2.979
1973-01-01 3.458
1973-04-01 1.722
1973-07-01 4.479
1973-10-01 6.202
1974-01-01 14.694
1974-04-01 -1.996
1974-07-01 0.558
1974-10-01 7.890
1975-01-01 -4.944
1975-04-01 2.115
1975-07-01 4.131
1975-10-01 7.919
1976-01-01 5.508
1976-04-01 5.077
1976-07-01 -5.565
1976-10-01 -1.264
1977-01-01 13.119
1977-04-01 -0.461
1977-07-01 14.344
1977-10-01 -0.051
1978-01-01 7.316
1978-04-01 5.394
1978-07-01 11.367
1978-10-01 -0.959
1979-01-01 2.839
1979-04-01 0.985
1979-07-01 -1.581
1979-10-01 -2.538
1980-01-01 -14.005
1980-04-01 5.782
1980-07-01 -4.164
1980-10-01 5.579
1981-01-01 8.538
1981-04-01 -3.927
1981-07-01 22.014
1981-10-01 18.524
1982-01-01 3.912
1982-04-01 1.873
1982-07-01 -6.703
1982-10-01 -12.887
1983-01-01 10.369
1983-04-01 -2.137
1983-07-01 -7.946
1983-10-01 -5.391
1984-01-01 -0.029
1984-04-01 -2.340
1984-07-01 2.230
1984-10-01 6.529
1985-01-01 6.641
1985-04-01 5.036
1985-07-01 8.031
1985-10-01 5.054
1986-01-01 7.876
1986-04-01 12.260
1986-07-01 3.123
1986-10-01 -6.281
1987-01-01 3.040
1987-04-01 2.002
1987-07-01 -0.549
1987-10-01 7.652
1988-01-01 -2.428
1988-04-01 -2.227
1988-07-01 -2.425
1988-10-01 -0.309
1989-01-01 -4.291
1989-04-01 -10.952
1989-07-01 0.012
1989-10-01 -6.377
1990-01-01 2.688
1990-04-01 1.097
1990-07-01 -5.146
1990-10-01 -16.319
1991-01-01 3.293
1991-04-01 10.190
1991-07-01 0.498
1991-10-01 3.769
1992-01-01 8.168
1992-04-01 0.037
1992-07-01 -0.117
1992-10-01 5.839
1993-01-01 -3.459
1993-04-01 11.302
1993-07-01 1.907
1993-10-01 7.026
1994-01-01 5.181
1994-04-01 8.123
1994-07-01 -0.915
1994-10-01 11.445
1995-01-01 4.864
1995-04-01 -1.260
1995-07-01 0.132
1995-10-01 8.422
1996-01-01 -0.255
1996-04-01 1.886
1996-07-01 3.970
1996-10-01 3.062
1997-01-01 8.513
1997-04-01 12.640
1997-07-01 7.245
1997-10-01 6.987

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