By tredu.com • 7/1/2025
Tredu
Japan’s large manufacturing index climbed to 13.0 in the second quarter (Q2) of 2025, rising from 12.0 in Q1, according to the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) Tankan survey released Tuesday. The result surpassed market expectations of 10.0, signaling stronger-than-anticipated sentiment among Japanese industrial firms.
The better-than-expected sentiment reflects resilience in Japan’s industrial base, despite global economic headwinds. Steady outlook figures suggest manufacturers remain cautiously optimistic about future demand and production.
This improvement may encourage the BOJ to maintain its current monetary policy, as business confidence plays a key role in Japan's inflation and investment dynamics.
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