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Japan’s industrial production rose 2.2% month-over-month in January 2026, reversing a 0.1% drop in the previous month but missing market estimates of a 5.3% growth, flash data showed. It was the first yearly increase since last October, as manufacturers resumed production following year-end maintenance. Industries that mainly contributed to the increase were motor vehicles (9.1% vs 1.4% in December), plastic products (8.1% vs flat reading), chemicals, excluding inorganic, organic chemicals, and medicine (7.4% vs -3.0%). On an annual basis, production expanded 2.3%, slowing from a 2.6% gain in December and marking the second straight month of increase.

Japan Industrial Output Rises Less than Expected

US stock futures moved lower on Friday, extending the previous session’s losses as software and other technology names remained under pressure in after-hours trading. Dow futures slid 0.6%, dragged down by declines in Microsoft and Salesforce, which fell 1.2% and 3.2%, respectively, in extended trade. Cybersecurity firm Zscaler plunged nearly 10% after its latest quarterly deferred revenue and billings came in below expectations. By contrast, Netflix surged 11% after stepping away from its pursuit of Warner Bros. Discovery Inc, citing an increasingly expensive bidding war with Paramount Skydance Corp that rendered the deal financially unattractive. In regular trading on Thursday, the S&P 500 fell 0.54% while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 1.18%, as a sharp pullback in semiconductor shares outweighed rotation into defensive sectors. Nvidia tumbled 5.5% despite beating earnings and revenue estimates, with investors questioning the durability of elevated AI-related spending.

US Futures Fall as Tech Stocks Weigh

Core consumer prices in Tokyo’s central wards increased 1.8% year-on-year in February 2026, easing from a 2% rise in January and marking the softest pace since October 2024. Inflation in Japan’s capital slowed for a third straight month, though it slightly exceeded market expectations of 1.7%. Even so, the February reading fell below the Bank of Japan’s 2% target, suggesting limited urgency for the central bank to tighten policy in the near term. The Japanese government nominated two reflation-leaning academics to the BOJ’s policy board, reinforcing expectations that policymakers will move cautiously on further rate hikes. However, hawkish board member Hajime Takata reiterated the need for additional rate increases and for forward guidance to reflect that the price stability target is close to being achieved. Governor Kazuo Ueda also reportedly indicated that the central bank will carefully assess incoming economic data at its March and April meetings before making any rate decisions.

Tokyo Core Inflation Slows to 16-Month Low

New Zealand shares edged down 21 points, or 0.2%, to 13,649 in early Friday trade, reversing the prior day’s strength after Wall Street closed mostly lower Thursday, with Nvidia’s drop weighing on chip stocks. Traders also booked profits after the NZX 50 hit a five-week high, as fresh data showed both business and consumer confidence retreated in February amid pockets of weakness in the economy. Caution also stemmed from upcoming February PMI readings in China, New Zealand’s top trading partner. Healthcare and energy minerals led declines, partly offset by gains in tech services and retail. Notable laggards included Genesis Energy (-2.1%), Summerset Group (-1.3%), Vector (-0.6%), and Fisher & Paykel Healthcare (-0.5%). Despite the pullback, the market is tracking its second straight weekly gain, with monthly strength near 1.6%, supported by central bank signals of accommodative policy and inflation projected to return to target mid-band over the coming year.

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