Tankan survey

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The Tankan survey is a key quarterly business sentiment survey in Japan that gauges the economic outlook and confidence of major corporations and is closely watched as an indicator of the country’s economic health.

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instanceOf business sentiment survey
economic indicator
abbreviation Tankan
conductedBy Bank of Japan
country Japan
dataAccessibility publicly available
dataFormat time series
dataType survey data
focusesOn large enterprises
small and medium-sized enterprises
frequency quarterly
geographicScope Japan
hasOfficialWebsite https://www.boj.or.jp/en/statistics/tk/index.htm
importance key leading indicator for monetary policy decisions in Japan
includesIndicator capital investment plans
diffusion index for business conditions
employment conditions
price outlook
production plans
language English
Japanese
maintainedBy Statistics Department of the Bank of Japan
measures business sentiment
corporate confidence
economic outlook
method questionnaire survey
originalName Short-term Economic Survey of Enterprises in Japan
publicationSchedule early April
early July
early October
mid-December
publisher Bank of Japan
region Asia
respondentType corporations
financial institutions
sectorCoverage manufacturing
non-manufacturing
startYear 1957
usedAs indicator of Japan's economic health
usedBy Policy Board of the Bank of Japan
surface form: Bank of Japan policymakers

economic analysts
financial markets
government policymakers in Japan
usedFor corporate planning
macroeconomic forecasting
market analysis

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Bank of Japan publishes Tankan survey