Japan Economics Update
Global weakness prompts downgrade of GDP forecast
Worse than expected results from the Tankan survey and deteriorating global conditions have prompted us to revise down our Japan GDP forecasts for 2012 and beyond. We continue to expect a full-year recession in 2011 and a rebound in growth in 2012, but the strength of this rebound is likely to be much weaker than previously anticipated. We are now forecasting GDP growth of just 1.0% next year (down from 2.0% previously), and 0.5% in 2013 (down from 1.0%). This is below the Bloomberg consensus of 1.7% in both 2012 and 2013.
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