Japanese household confidence fell to 36.2 in May, the lowest in seven months, with all sub-indices declining.
Japanese household confidence fell to 36.2 in May, the lowest in seven months, down from 38.3 in April. All sub-indices registered declines, including overall livelihood, employment, and willingness to buy durable goods. Rising living costs and global economic uncertainties may be contributing to the decline in consumer confidence, which is closely monitored as a key indicator of economic activity.
May 29, 2024
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