LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch)
Japan's industrial production dropped 3.1% in May,
accelerating from a 0.2% decrease, data released Friday showed
The decrease was
worse than a 2.8% fall expected in separate surveys by Dow Jones Newswires and
Reuters
Compared to a year earlier, when Japan was still reeling from a nuclear
crisis and the aftermath of a major earthquake, industrial output was 6.2%
higher
Car production led the drop in May, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and
Industry said, while non-pharmaceutical chemicals also drove the fall
On the
brighter side, a survey included with the data showed manufacturers now expect a
2.7% gain in June output, up from a forecast rise of 2.4% in last month's survey
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viernes, 29 de junio de 2012
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