The Federal Reserve's index of US manufacturing output stood at 99.4 in September 2026 (2017 = 100, seasonally adjusted), up 1.4% from a year earlier. These pages follow that monthly index from the Federal Reserve Board's G.17 industrial production release and turn it into statistics, charts and a lookup that anyone can use, cite and link to.
Updated 1 November 2026. Source: Federal Reserve Board, G.17 Industrial Production: Manufacturing (NAICS). Figures are refreshed with each monthly Federal Reserve release.
The Federal Reserve's index of US manufacturing output stood at 99.4 in September 2026 (2017 = 100), +0.3% from August 2026 and +1.4% from a year earlier.
The last 24 months with monthly and annual changes, a line chart since January 2000 and the full monthly series as a CSV.
40 key figures on US factory output, each with its own link, plus yearly averages, highs and lows from 2000 to 2025.
Copy-ready citations, two CSV files and a downloadable bar chart.
Enter any month or year since 1972, or compare two months, to see the Federal Reserve's manufacturing output index, the change since then and where it ranks.
The latest reading is 99.4, for September 2026.
The files below are built from the same Federal Reserve data as the pages and are updated daily with them. The underlying index is published by the Federal Reserve Board. You may reuse these files with credit to BureauLine and the Federal Reserve Board and a link to the page you used, under CC BY 4.0.
A dated snapshot of the monthly manufacturing output index from 1972 is archived as a research dataset with a permanent DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.23797973. Use it when you need a fixed version for a paper or report; the tracker above always has the latest month.
Please credit "BureauLine / Federal Reserve Board, G.17 Industrial Production" and link to the page you used. Each statistic and table row has its own anchor, so you can link straight to the figure you quote. Please keep the credit line on chart images.
