Japan's Factory Output Falls Unexpectedly in March Amid Iran War Concerns
Japan's factory output unexpectedly declined by 0.5% in March, marking the second consecutive monthly fall, as the 'Iran war' (referring to the Strait of Hormuz tensions) clouded the demand outlook. This downturn was particularly noted in petroleum-based products.
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Surprise fall in Japan's factory output as Iran war takes toll on petroleum-based products - Reuters
Surprise fall in Japan's factory output as Iran war takes toll on petroleum-based products Reuters
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