Electrical equipment industry

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Electrical equipment sales to the capital goods sector of the US economy are outperforming the consumer goods market in 1995. The growing economy of Western Europe will also make this a good market in 1995 and 1996. The Eastern European, Latin American, and East Asian markets, especially China and India, are also increasing. Several stocks in this industry are timely and are ranked high for safety for the next three to five years.

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Electrical equipment industry

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The overseas and and industrial markets have become more important to the electrical equipment industry in 1995. The capital goods, industrial, and commercial sectors in the US are thriving, and the Asian and Western European markets are expanding. Increased manufacturing efficiency is cutting costs for the industry as well. Several stocks are well-ranked for timeliness and have growth potential for the next three to five years.

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Electrical equipment industry

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Trends in the electrical equipment industry are mixed in 1995, with the automotive sector stronger than the housing market. The European and US industrial markets are becoming more competitive and efficient. Divestment, acquisitions, productivity improvement, and cost-cutting are among factors behind enhanced earnings. Most of these stocks are not timely, but several may be attractive for the next three to five years.

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