Auto Making Leads U.S. Industrial Rebound
The Federal Reserve reports November industrial production rose 1.2 percent led by autos and nondurables, hinting at job gains despite unemployment ticking up to 8.1 percent. The index reached 132 percent of 1967 for production, with revisions improving October figures.
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