Imperial succession & trade talks

The reduction in the number of working days will reduce the annual growth rate of industrial production and exports but it will have no impact on the more closely-watched monthly changes. Nor will it affect GDP growth. The upshot is that policymakers will still have reliable data at their disposal.

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