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Japan June Core Machine Orders Dip 1.5%

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The total value of core machine orders in Japan fell a seasonally adjusted 1.5 percent on month in June, the Cabinet Office said on Wednesday - standing at 852.4 billion yen.

That beat expectations for a decline of 2.8 percent on month following the 7.8 percent jump in May.

On a yearly basis, core machine orders climbed 18.6 percent - again exceeding expectations for an increase of 15,8 percent following the 12.2 percent gain in the previous month.

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