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- Flash Japan Manufacturing PMI rises to 53.1 in October
Flash Japan Manufacturing PMI rises to 53.1 in October
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Flash Japan Manufacturing PMI rises to 53.1 in October, from 52.5 in September.
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Growth of key macroeconomic variables (output, new orders and employment) all accelerate.
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Rates of input cost and output price inflation both quicken to multi-year highs.
Commenting on the Japanese Manufacturing PMI survey data, Joe Hayes, Economist at IHS Markit, which compiles the survey, said: "Following a rather disappointing slew of PMI data over the third quarter, Japan's manufacturing sector looks set to start Q4 on a more upbeat note. The latest survey indicated stronger expansions in all the key barometers of macroeconomic health, with output, new order and employment growth quickening since September. Furthermore, export sales rose for the first time since May, despite several respondents highlighting problems arising from global trade tensions. "That said, next month's data will be important to assess whether the latest growth rebound is a transitory response to weakness resulting from recent natural disasters."
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