New fall of the Spanish industrial production in August

Industrial production in Spain fell again in August by 13.1% year on calendar corrected figures, announced Monday the National Statistics Institute (INE).
The Spanish economy is mired in a recession since late 2008, and since October 2008, the Spanish industrial production has fallen every month more than 10% year with a record of -24.7% in March, the biggest drop since the statistical series beginning in 1992.
In July, had fallen by 17.4%, following a decrease of 16.2% in June.
The production of consumer goods fell 9.3% (-35.1% to -6.5% and lasting for perishable), the capital goods 13%, while that of intermediate goods fell 19.6%. For energy, the drop was from -6.9%
On average, in the first eight months of the year, production fell by 19.7% year on calendar corrected figures.