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Japan services activity expands for fifth month: PMI

Official: S&P Global Market Intelligence: S&P Global Japan Services PMI

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New orders increased for a 28th straight month

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  1. Japan services activity expands for fifth month: PMI

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    New orders increased for a 28th straight month

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  • Japan services activity expands for fifth month: PMI

    The Business Times ·

    New orders increased for a 28th straight month

  • Japan services PMI edges up to 51.7, but composite slips to five-month low as hiring slows

    investingLive ·

    The data offer something for both sides of the BoJ debate: historically sharp cost pressures support further tightening, while slowing hiring and weaker confidence give the cautious camp ammunition. On balance, the release is unlikely to shift December pricing materially, leaving the yen more sensitive to the BoJ minutes and oil-driven inflation signals. Firms citing inflation as a drag on confidence underlines how energy costs from the Middle East are feeding into Japanese business sentiment. Weak export orders point to limited support from overseas demand. -- Earlier: BoJ minutes: board backed further hikes, flagged 50% oil surge as government urged caution -- Japan’s service providers are still growing and still paying up, but they’re hiring less and feeling gloomier about it. Summary: The services PMI rose to 51.7 in October from 51.3, a fifth month of expansion, driven by domestic d

  • S&P Global Japan Services PMI

    S&P Global Market Intelligence ·

    First-party purchasing managers' index release from S&P Global.

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