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Japan FinMin Aso (reacts To Industrial Production Data): Government wants to secure Japan’s recovery trend

Following a poor Japan Oct industrial output  release of -4.2% MoM –  Japan Oct industrial output  was expected -2.0% MoM, vs prior 1.7%,  Japan Finance Minister  Aso reacted and  said that  the government wants to secure Japan’s recovery trend.

Key comment

  • Will consider more funding for cashless support if needed.

Japanese data dump

Japanese data dump, headline CPI: +0.8 PCT YoY (beats 0.4% expected/prior)

 

  • Japan government  says there is a weakness in industrial production.
  • Japan oct industrial output -4.2% MoM –  Japan Oct industrial output  was expected -2.0% MoM, vs prior 1.7%.
  • Japan manufacturers see Nov output -1.5% MoM  (prev forecast: -1.2%).  
  • Japan manufacturers see Dec output +1.1% MoM.

Description

The Industrial Production released by the  Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry  measures outputs of the Japanese factories and mines. Changes in industrial production are widely followed as a major indicator of strength in the manufacturing sector. A high reading is seen as bullish for the JPY, whereas a low reading is seen as bearish.

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