Business conditions in Japan showed a modest improvement in March, according to the revised coincident index as reported by the country's Cabinet Office on Tuesday.
The coincident index, which tracks the current state of the country's economy, stood at 116.4 in March, slightly up from 116.2 in February.
The coincident index had pointed to "halting to fall" conditions from May 2024 through February 2026, before turning to "signaling a possible turning point" in March 2026.
Meanwhile, the leading economic index for gauging the economic outlook inched up to 114 in March from 113.2 in February.