Japan factory output growth stalls after rising for five months


TOKYO: Japan’s industrial output growth stalled in November after rising for five months, underscoring the fragile nature of the global economic recovery due to a recent resurgence in Covid-19 infections.

The world’s third-largest economy recovered sharply in the third quarter from its worst post-war contraction, but lockdown measures in some major economies in response to a new wave of coronavirus infections threatens to hurt demand.

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