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Home > Research > Regional Economy Empire State Manufacturing Survey   The monthly survey of manufacturers in New York State conducted by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York   Supplemental Reports   2010 TITLE December Prices paid for major budget categories November Debt, cash, financing and credit October Borrowing needs and credit standards September Selling prices August Capital spending July Outlook for second half of 2010 and export markets June Capital spending May Past and expected changes in prices April Most significant problems March Borrowing needs and credit standards February Recent & expected changes in workforce January Factors driving capital spending plans   2009   TITLE   December Prices paid for major budget categories   November Debt, cash, financing and credit   October Borrowing needs and credit standards   September Selling prices   August Most significant problems   July Outlook for second half of 2009 & effects of stimulus program   June Capital spending   May Past and expected changes in prices   April Effects of tight credit on business   March Borrowing needs and credit standards   February Commercial space usage   January Recent & expected changes in workforce   2008   December Prices paid for major budget categories   November Debt, cash, financing and credit   October Borrowing needs and credit standards   September Selling prices   August Most significant problems   July Outlook for second half of 2008   June Capital spending   May Past & expected changes in prices   April Recent & expected changes in workforce   March Borrowing needs and credit standards   February FX rates, delayed payments and credit   January State regulations Return to Empire State Manufacturing Survey Overview >>

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