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In reply to the discussion: STOCK MARKET WATCH -- Friday, 10 February 2012 [View all]xchrom
(108,903 posts)51. Core machinery orders plunge 7.1% {japan}
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/nb20120210a3.html
Key machinery orders dropped a sharper than expected 7.1 percent in December to ¥733.2 billion, the first decline in two months, affected by weakness in some technology sectors, government data showed.
Core private-sector orders, excluding those for ships and from utilities, marked a downturn following a strong 14.8 percent expansion of in November, the data showed Thursday.
The seasonally adjusted figure for orders, an indicator of future capital spending by companies, logged a 5 percent fall, also weaker than market forecasts.
Analysts said the contraction was due largely to a reaction to the previous month's gains.
Key machinery orders dropped a sharper than expected 7.1 percent in December to ¥733.2 billion, the first decline in two months, affected by weakness in some technology sectors, government data showed.
Core private-sector orders, excluding those for ships and from utilities, marked a downturn following a strong 14.8 percent expansion of in November, the data showed Thursday.
The seasonally adjusted figure for orders, an indicator of future capital spending by companies, logged a 5 percent fall, also weaker than market forecasts.
Analysts said the contraction was due largely to a reaction to the previous month's gains.
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