Japan September preliminary leading indicator index 99.7 vs 101.3 prior

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Latest data released by the Japanese Cabinet Office – 8 November 2021

  • Prior 101.3
  • Coincident index 87.5
  • Prior 91.3

The figures reflect some moderation in economic conditions, with the coincident index assessment even downgraded to “weakening” from “improving” – the first time since August 2019. Supply bottlenecks will pose a threat to the outlook in Q4.

The index is used as a reference to economic conditions, but most of the indicators used to make up the index has already been released individually – so there isn’t much of an impact on this release.

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