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Tankan

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Tankan
A survey of Japanese executives measuring their perceptions on the state of the national economy. The tankan is published quarterly; its publication can cause significant changes to stock and yen prices because a high level of business confidence is considered bullish, while a low level is considered bearish.
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1 Kyodo ---------- Tankan fuels optimism as big makers' confidence gains 15 points TOKYO - Business confidence among Japan's industries has improved amid signs of recovery in the economy, the Bank of Japan said Thursday, with its closely-watched Tankan survey showing the index of sentiment among big manufacturers rising 15 points to minus 33.
Kyodo economic news summary -2- by Japan Weekly Monitor
TOKYO: The Bank of Japan's (BOJ) closely watched tankan or business survey of manufacturers is likely to turn negative for the first time in seven years, a Reuters survey suggested yesterday, in a further sign the country may have slipped into a recession.
Manufacturers may face setback by Gulf Daily News (Manama, Bahrain)
TOKYO, June 19 Kyodo The Bank of Japan's Tankan business sentiment survey in June is expected to show the first improvement in business confidence among large manufacturers in two-and-a-half years due partly to pick-ups in industrial output, a Kyodo News poll of 20 think tanks showed Friday.
BOJ Tankan expected to show 1st sentiment improvement in 2.5 yrs by Japan Weekly Monitor
 
 
 
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