Japan's industrial output rose 3.6% in March, rebounding from a big drop logged in the prior month, government data showed on Thursday, in a tentative sign of a pick-up in factory activity.
The result compared with the median estimate of a 2.9% increase in a Reuters poll of economists.
It followed a revised 5.2% drop in February, hurt by the Lunar New Year holidays in Asia and Toyota Motor Corp's temporary halting of factory output due to an explosion at a steel plant.
Manufacturers surveyed by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry expect output to rise 2.6% in April and decline 2.3% in May.
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The result compared with the median estimate of a 2.9% increase in a Reuters poll of economists.
It followed a revised 5.2% drop in February, hurt by the Lunar New Year holidays in Asia and Toyota Motor Corp's temporary halting of factory output due to an explosion at a steel plant.
Manufacturers surveyed by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry expect output to rise 2.6% in April and decline 2.3% in May.
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