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The Zhitong Finance App learned that the quarterly Tankan (Tankan) survey released by the Bank of Japan on Thursday showed that the large manufacturing enterprise sentiment index rose from 22 to 24 in September, improving for the sixth consecutive quarter, hitting the highest level in more than eight years, but slightly lower than the 25 expected by economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The survey is one of the Bank of Japan's most watched data. The large non-manufacturing sentiment index fell slightly from 37 to 35. A positive index means that there are more companies that consider the operating conditions to be “favorable” than those that think they are “unfavorable.”
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The Zhitong Finance App learned that the quarterly Tankan (Tankan) survey released by the Bank of Japan on Thursday showed that the large manufacturing enterprise sentiment index rose from 22 to 24 in September, improving for the sixth consecutive quarter, hitting the highest level in more than eight years, but slightly lower than the 25 expected by economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The survey is one of the Bank of Japan's most watched data. The large non-manufacturing sentiment index fell slightly from 37 to 35. A positive index means that there are more companies that consider the operating conditions to be “favorable” than those that think they are “unfavorable.”
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