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Japan's machinery orders unexpectedly soared to the largest increase in 13 years

Japan's machinery orders unexpectedly soared to the largest increase in 13 years

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Japan's January machinery orders data released at 7:50 yesterday unexpectedly soared, far exceeding expectations, and the month on month increase was the largest since January 2003, indicating the expansion of enterprise capital expenditure. Japanese stocks rose in response, with the Nikkei 225 index and the eastern composite index now up nearly 2%

real time according to wall street news:

Japan's core machinery orders in January were 15% month on month, with an expected 1.9% and the previous value of 4.2%

Japan's core machinery orders in January were 8.4% year-on-year, expected to be -3.8%, and the previous value was -3.6%

Japan's core machinery orders in January

Masaaki Yamaguchi, a strategist at Nomura in Tokyo, told Bloomberg, "the unexpected surge in Japan's machinery order data pushed Japanese stocks higher... But it's not just this indicator (pushing up the stock market), risk sentiment is heating up worldwide."

macro analysts of Kaitou said that they expected corporate capital expenditure to maintain an expansion trend in the first quarter of this year. However, capital expenditure may slow down in the coming months. What will cause errors

the business survey shows that the capacity utilization rate began to weaken significantly in the new year. More importantly, the turmoil in Japan's financial markets last month may have increased the uncertainty of companies and reduced their willingness to invest in machinery and equipment. Therefore, capital expenditure may slow down in the coming months

the Nikkei 225 index rose 1.28% in opening trading, and the current increase has expanded to 1.9%. The index is currently up 1.8%. Shares of automobile manufacturing and electrical appliance manufacturing companies led the rise of the East stock index

after the European Central Bank's firepower and great moves last week, the Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan will hold monetary policy meetings this week, under the circumstances of controversial negative interest rates and unsatisfactory implementation results. Tokuhiko Kuroda, governor of the Bank of Japan, previously said that further negative interest rates would not be considered at this meeting

Reuters quoted sources last week that the Bank of Japan is not expected to cut interest rates at this policy meeting. Compared with cutting interest rates, the Bank of Japan is reported to be more inclined to expand its asset purchase plan

the Bank of Japan will announce its interest rate resolution at 11:00 a.m. Beijing time tomorrow morning. Bloomberg's latest survey of 40 economists 12. Deformation measurement accuracy: 1%; It shows that 35 economists expect the Bank of Japan to stand still