LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch)
Japan's industrial production took an unexpectedly
sharp drop in June, falling a seasonally adjusted 3.3% from May though
manufacturers offered an upbeat outlook for the current month, the Ministry of
Economy, Trade and Industry reported
The decrease in output, swinging
from a revised 1.9% gain in May, trailed expectations for a 1.7% drop, according
to a Dow Jones Newswires survey
A fall in production of transport equipment,
including autos, led the decline, followed by eletronics and machinery, the
ministry said
However, a survey of manufacturers raised their forecast for
July's industrial production to a rapid gain of 6.5%, up from 3.3% projected in
last month's survey
In May, the survey -- produced by the ministry -- had
tipped output to fall 2.4% in June
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