Japan Consumer Confidence Falls In October
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Japan Consumer Confidence Falls In October
Japan's consumer sentiment weakened for the second straight month in October. The seasonally adjusted consumer confidence index dropped to 35.0 in October from 35.4 in September. The expected reading was 35.1. The sub-index measuring overall livelihood weakened 0.6 points to 33.2 in October, and index for the willingness to buy durable goods decreased to 26.8 from 27.3.
The data collected by the National Institute of Statistics to measure consumer confidence occurred between 1 and 16 October, already taking the initial part of the protests concerning the housing crisis.
(Teleborsa) - The feeling of Japanese consumers is worse than expected. According to the Institute of Economic and Social Research of the Japanese Cabinet Office, the confidence index has...
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