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Japan machinery orders fall 3.7pct in January
11-MAR-2010 Intellasia | AFP
11 Mar, 2010 - 7:10:00 AM
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Japan's core private-sector machinery orders, a leading indicator of corporate capital spending, fell 3.7 percent in January from the previous month, official data showed Wednesday.

The drop reversed a robust 20.1 percent rise in December, which followed an 11.3 percent fall in November.

The core orders from manufacturing companies rose 3.3 percent month-on-month in January while those from non-manufacturers dropped 12.9 percent, the Cabinet Office said.

An Hitachi worker at assembles parts on an air-conditioning production line in the town of Ohira in Tochigi prefecture. Japan's core private-sector machinery orders, a leading indicator of corporate capital spending, fell 3.7 percent in January from the previous month, official data has shown. (AFP/File/Toshifumi Kitamura)
http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100310/bs_afp/japaneconomyindustry_20100310020524






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