When comparing the figures with those reported at the end of 2019, an increase is registered, since in January the Monthly Index of Manufacturing Activity (IMAM) of the Association of Industries of the Dominican Republic (AIRD) increased to 62.5, while in November 2019 it was 53.2 and went up to 58.7 in December 2019.

Hoy.com.do reviews that "... The variables of greatest increase were "Sales Volume", which went from 63.0 in December 2019 to 72.1 in January 2020, and "Inventory of Raw Materials", which went from 51.5 to 61.8 in the same period. Only the variable "Delivery time to suppliers" decreased from 63.9 in December 2019 to 49.8 in January 2020.
According to a statement, if the IMAM remains above the 50-point threshold it reflects that the economic conditions and perspectives of the manufacturing sector are considered favorable."

The article adds that "... Sales Volume', as already indicated, went from 63.0 in December 2019 to 72.1 in January 2020; 'Production Volume' went from 61.1 in December 2019 to 65.8 in January 2020. Employment' rose from 52.2 in December 2019 to 57.6 in January 2020. Raw Materials Inventory' rose from 51.5 in December 2019 to 61.8 in January 2020, while 'Lead Time Suppliers' decreased from 63.9 in December 2019 to 49.8 in January 2020."

Source: Hoy.com.do

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