Japan’s industrial production drops for 2nd straight month in March

FXStreet (Mumbai) - Japanese industrial output fell for the second month in a row in March, increasing the likelihood that the economy grew at a sluggish pace last quarter.

Combined production from Japan's mines, manufacturers, and utilities fell 0.8% m/m in March, final data from the Ministry of Economy, Trade, and Industry (METI) showed on Monday, worse than preliminary result of 0.3% decline, but following a 3.1% fall in production in February.

Nikkei eyes 20k, weaker yen underpins

The Japanese equities index kicked-off the week on a stronger note and extends gains after Wall Street closed with gains in the previous session. While markets remain cautious ahead of this week’s Fed minutes and a deluge of economic releases on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Gold keeps losses circa $ 1224 in Asia

Gold prices on Comex continues to trade around a flat line in Asia, holding moderate losses, amid firmer Asian equities and broadly stronger greenback which weigh on the yellow metal.
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