英語 での Machinery orders の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Japan's machinery orders nearly flat in November.
Business fixed investment was expected to continue to increase,in light of developments in leading indicators such as machinery orders, which had risen from the previous quarter for four consecutive quarters.
Core” machinery orders exclude those for ships and from electricity utilities.
However, some members added that one should bear in mind the fact that machinery orders, a leading indicator of business fixed investment, had decreased for four consecutive months.
Core” machinery orders exclude those for ships and from electricity utilities.
Business fixed investment is likely to follow a moderate increasing trend,given that machinery orders are on a recovery trend, albeit a moderate one, and construction starts(floor area) have started to increase.
Core machinery orders are regarded as an indicator of capital investment six to nine months ahead.
Business fixed investment had been on a rising trend, particularly in manufacturing industries, although some indicators, for example, the Financial Statements Statistics of Corporations by Industry,Quarterly and machinery orders, were somewhat weak.
Machinery orders, a leading indicator of capital spending, continued to increase led mainly by orders from manufacturers.
With regard to leading indicators of business fixed investment, machinery orders from manufacturing firms increased significantly in April, while those from nonmanufacturing firms were nearly flat.
Machinery orders, a leading indicator of business fixed investment, dropped sharply by 5.7 percent in July-September from the previous quarter, and were projected to decrease slightly in October-December.
Many members said that business fixed investment continued to increase, as evident from the fact thatshipments of capital goods were strong and machinery orders and construction starts, leading indicators of business fixed investment, continued their uptrend.
Among leading indicators, machinery orders had dropped significantly in the second half of 2001 and decreased again considerably in January 2002.
For example, although firms' fixed investment plans have been at high levels,coincident and leading indicators such as shipments of capital goods and machinery orders suggest that actual business fixed investment has been sluggish, and real business fixed investment on a GDP basis can be assessed as having been more or less unchanged, or even fallen marginally Chart 9.
In this situation, machinery orders and business fixed investment plans for fiscal 2001 showed that firms were gradually becoming less willing to invest in plant and equipment.
As for business fixed investment, machinery orders in the October-December quarter of 2001 continued to decrease greatly as in the July-September quarter.
Machinery orders and construction starts in terms of planned expenses for private nondwelling construction-- both of which were leading indicators of business fixed investment-- continued on an increasing trend, albeit with monthly fluctuations.
Turning to business fixed investment, machinery orders, a leading indicator, decreased sharply by 16.7 percent on a quarter-on-quarter basis in the October-December quarter.
Machinery orders, a leading indicator of business fixed investment, continued to increase on average, especially for manufacturers, although they fell in the January-February period after having risen substantially in the October-December quarter.
With regard to indicators related to business fixed investment, machinery orders had risen in October-December 2000 for the sixth consecutive quarter, but were forecasted to fall in the January-March quarter of 2001 by 6.4 percent.
Machinery orders on a basis excluding orders for ships and those from electric power companies-- a leading indicator of machinery investment-- have been increasing since the July-September quarter, and business fixed investment plans are generally favorable as well.
Judging from various survey results and in light of recent machinery orders, a leading indicator, the trend of recovery in business spending, by large manufacturing companies in particular, is anticipated to become more evident.
Machinery orders(private demand, excluding shipbuilding and orders from electric power companies), a leading indicator of business fixed investment, increased in the October-December quarter by 6.0 percent from the previous quarter after declining in the July-September quarter.
Among leading indicators of business fixed investment, machinery orders(private demand, excluding shipbuilding and orders from electric power companies) dropped in the July-September quarter partly in reaction to the surge in the April-June quarter.
One member pointed out that machinery orders and capacity utilization in the manufacturing industry were bottoming out, and business fixed investment had fallen to the level of depreciation costs. The member thus concluded that it was difficult to envisage a further decline in business fixed investment.
Another member was of the opinion that machinery orders for the July-September quarter were likely to be firm, judging from a forecast of machinery orders compiled by the Japan Machinery Federation.
Among leading indicators, machinery orders had increased for the fourth consecutive month in July, but construction starts decreased in the same month.
As for indicators relating to business fixed investment, machinery orders decreased considerably in February, but the total for January and February converted to a quarterly basis showed relatively high growth compared with the October-December quarter for both manufacturers and nonmanufacturers.