Japanese Machinery Orders MoM (Jan) M/M -5.5% vs Exp. -9.6% (Prev. 19.1%)

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Japanese machinery orders fell 5.5% month-over-month in January, which is better than the expected decline of 9.6% and a significant turnaround from a previous surge of 19.1%. This better-than-expected data may suggest stronger underlying demand in the capital goods sector than anticipated, potentially providing support for growth forecasts and impacting sentiment in the commodities market, especially metals.

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