Japan’s factory output picks up as economy continues to sputter


Industrial production gained 1.4% from August, led by cars and chemical-product makers. — Bloomberg

TOKYO: Japan’s factory output picked up more than expected in September as car output recovered as the economy continued its sputtering recovery with policymakers watching developments with concern.

Industrial production gained 1.4% from August, led by cars and chemical-product makers, the Industry Ministry reported yesterday.

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