Major machinery manufacturers that indicate the future of corporate capital investment The amount of orders received in September was almost flat from the previous month, and the Cabinet Office said that the keynote judgment of machinery orders was "stuck in the movement to pick up". I left it as it was.

According to the machinery orders statistics released by the Cabinet Office, the amount of orders received from domestic companies by major machinery manufacturers in September was 838.9 billion yen, excluding ships and electric power, which are subject to large fluctuations, and the order amount was the previous month. It was almost flat, down 0.04% from.



This was due to strong orders for manufacturing machinery and electrical equipment from chemical manufacturers in the manufacturing industry, but sluggish orders from the wholesale, retail, and telecommunications industries, which had been growing in the previous month in the non-manufacturing industry. Because.



In light of these circumstances, the Cabinet Office has left the keynote judgment as it was, "the movement to pick up has been stalled."



On the other hand, the trend of machinery orders from October to December is expected to increase by 3.1% compared to the previous three months because it is expected to be positive in the non-manufacturing industry excluding large fluctuation ships and electric power. I announced it.



The Cabinet Office says, "Although there are risk factors such as rising raw material prices and supply chain constraints, we can expect a recovery in capital investment, which had been postponed due to the effects of the new coronavirus."