August 19, 2013
Tokyo Turbulence: The Looming Japanese Crisis
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Weakest rise in service sector activity in nine months Services employment and new orders broadly stagnate Ninth successive month of higher input prices in the service sector Summary The latest data for Japanese service providers indicated that the expansion evident in previous surveys continued in July, but the pace slowed. Business activity increased only marginally, whilst new business and employment stagnated, in each case ending eight-month sequences of growth. The headline seasonally adjusted Business Activity Index fell in July to 50.6 from 52.1 in June
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Bloomberg reports Japan Machinery Orders Fall 13% in Sign of Limits on Investment . The decline from the previous month, announced by the Cabinet Office today in Tokyo, compared with the median estimate in a Bloomberg News survey of 26 economists for a 1.7 percent fall.