This month’s “Of Special Interest” examines the issue of rising inventory levels. Aggregate inventory levels for U.S. manufacturers have risen to within 1% of previous highs recorded in early 2001. If sales momentum continues to lose steam, expect inventory correction to take hold later this year.
Mar
05
2007
Are Current Inventory Levels Cause For Concern?
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