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Japan Household Spending Sinks 1.9% On Year In August

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Japan Household Spending Sinks 1.9% On Year In August

(RTTNews) - The average of household spending was down 1.9 percent on year in August, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry said on Tuesday - coming in at 297,487 yen.

That beat forecasts for a decline of 2.6 percent following the 0.1 percent increase in July.

The average of monthly income per household stood at 574,334 yen, up 2.0 percent on year.

On a monthly basis, household spending rose 2.0 percent - again exceeding expectations for a gain of 0.5 percent after slumping 1.7 percent in the previous month.

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