United States - Changes in inventories (current US$)

The latest value for Changes in inventories (current US$) in United States was ($59,565,000,000) as of 2020. Over the past 50 years, the value for this indicator has fluctuated between $136,785,000,000 in 2015 and ($150,772,000,000) in 2009.

Definition: Inventories are stocks of goods held by firms to meet temporary or unexpected fluctuations in production or sales, and "work in progress." Data are in current U.S. dollars.

Source: World Bank national accounts data, and OECD National Accounts data files.

See also:

Year Value
1970 $2,001,000,000
1971 $8,256,000,000
1972 $9,107,000,000
1973 $15,878,000,000
1974 $13,990,000,000
1975 ($6,256,000,000)
1976 $17,116,000,000
1977 $22,324,000,000
1978 $25,791,000,000
1979 $17,984,000,000
1980 ($6,331,000,000)
1981 $29,809,000,000
1982 ($14,914,000,000)
1983 ($5,751,000,000)
1984 $65,405,000,000
1985 $21,824,000,000
1986 $6,571,000,000
1987 $27,149,000,000
1988 $18,482,000,000
1989 $27,693,000,000
1990 $14,546,000,000
1991 ($394,000,000)
1992 $16,328,000,000
1993 $20,814,000,000
1994 $63,785,000,000
1995 $31,174,000,000
1996 $30,799,000,000
1997 $70,927,000,000
1998 $63,719,000,000
1999 $60,816,000,000
2000 $54,544,000,000
2001 ($38,284,000,000)
2002 $19,975,000,000
2003 $14,094,000,000
2004 $64,068,000,000
2005 $57,513,000,000
2006 $68,989,000,000
2007 $33,950,000,000
2008 ($29,241,000,000)
2009 ($150,772,000,000)
2010 $53,917,000,000
2011 $46,262,000,000
2012 $71,212,000,000
2013 $104,531,000,000
2014 $83,966,000,000
2015 $136,785,000,000
2016 $36,259,000,000
2017 $29,489,000,000
2018 $58,717,000,000
2019 $73,626,000,000
2020 ($59,565,000,000)

Periodicity: Annual

Classification

Topic: Economic Policy & Debt Indicators

Sub-Topic: National accounts