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Japan Coincident Index

Price

116.4 Points

3/1/2026

Change +/-

+0.2 Points

Percentage Change

+0.17 %

The current value of the Coincident Index in Japan is 116.4 Points. The Coincident Index in Japan increased to 116.4 Points on 3/1/2026, after it was 116.2 Points on 2/1/2026. From 1/1/1985 to 3/1/2026, the average GDP in Japan was 108.03 Points. The all-time high was reached on 12/1/2017 with 124.5 Points, while the lowest value was recorded on 3/1/2009 with 83.3 Points.

Source: Cabinet Office, Japan

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Coincident Index History

Coincident Index — History
Date	Value
3/1/2026	116.4 Points
2/1/2026	116.2 Points
1/1/2026	117.9 Points
12/1/2025	114.5 Points
11/1/2025	114.9 Points
10/1/2025	115.6 Points
9/1/2025	114.9 Points
8/1/2025	113.7 Points
7/1/2025	114.9 Points
6/1/2025	115.7 Points
5/1/2025	115.8 Points
4/1/2025	115.7 Points
3/1/2025	115.8 Points
2/1/2025	116.6 Points
1/1/2025	116.3 Points
12/1/2024	116.4 Points
11/1/2024	115.3 Points
10/1/2024	115.9 Points
9/1/2024	114.4 Points
8/1/2024	114.1 Points
7/1/2024	115.8 Points
6/1/2024	114.7 Points
5/1/2024	115.7 Points
4/1/2024	114.6 Points
3/1/2024	113.8 Points
2/1/2024	112.8 Points
1/1/2024	113 Points
12/1/2023	116 Points
11/1/2023	114.9 Points
10/1/2023	115.8 Points
9/1/2023	115.9 Points
8/1/2023	115.4 Points
7/1/2023	115.2 Points
6/1/2023	115.3 Points
5/1/2023	115.4 Points
4/1/2023	114.8 Points
3/1/2023	114.7 Points
2/1/2023	114.6 Points
1/1/2023	113 Points
12/1/2022	113.4 Points
11/1/2022	114 Points
10/1/2022	114.1 Points
9/1/2022	114.7 Points
8/1/2022	115.2 Points
7/1/2022	114 Points
6/1/2022	113.4 Points
5/1/2022	111.8 Points
4/1/2022	112.3 Points
3/1/2022	112.1 Points
2/1/2022	111.8 Points
1/1/2022	111.1 Points
12/1/2021	111.5 Points
11/1/2021	111.6 Points
10/1/2021	106.9 Points
9/1/2021	105.1 Points
8/1/2021	107.1 Points
7/1/2021	109.8 Points
6/1/2021	110.3 Points
5/1/2021	109.7 Points
4/1/2021	111.1 Points
3/1/2021	108.8 Points
2/1/2021	106.3 Points
1/1/2021	106.8 Points
12/1/2020	104.1 Points
11/1/2020	104 Points
10/1/2020	103.5 Points
9/1/2020	99.6 Points
8/1/2020	96.8 Points
7/1/2020	95.3 Points
6/1/2020	89.9 Points
5/1/2020	87.1 Points
4/1/2020	94.4 Points
3/1/2020	106.1 Points
2/1/2020	108.9 Points
1/1/2020	110.4 Points
12/1/2019	111.6 Points
11/1/2019	111.6 Points
10/1/2019	112.3 Points
9/1/2019	117.8 Points
8/1/2019	116.4 Points
7/1/2019	116.8 Points
6/1/2019	116.9 Points
5/1/2019	119.3 Points
4/1/2019	118.9 Points
3/1/2019	119.5 Points
2/1/2019	119.7 Points
1/1/2019	117.6 Points
12/1/2018	119.3 Points
11/1/2018	120.2 Points
10/1/2018	122 Points
9/1/2018	120.1 Points
8/1/2018	122.2 Points
7/1/2018	121.9 Points
6/1/2018	122.7 Points
5/1/2018	123.1 Points
4/1/2018	123.1 Points
3/1/2018	122.6 Points
2/1/2018	122.2 Points
1/1/2018	122.5 Points
12/1/2017	124.5 Points
11/1/2017	123.1 Points
10/1/2017	121.5 Points
9/1/2017	121.3 Points
8/1/2017	122.3 Points
7/1/2017	120.8 Points
6/1/2017	121.5 Points
5/1/2017	120.9 Points
4/1/2017	121 Points
3/1/2017	119.8 Points
2/1/2017	119.6 Points
1/1/2017	119 Points
12/1/2016	119.4 Points
11/1/2016	119.4 Points
10/1/2016	117.7 Points
9/1/2016	117 Points
8/1/2016	116.5 Points
7/1/2016	116.2 Points
6/1/2016	115.7 Points
5/1/2016	115.4 Points
4/1/2016	115.7 Points
3/1/2016	116 Points
2/1/2016	115.7 Points
1/1/2016	116.8 Points
12/1/2015	115.3 Points
11/1/2015	116.2 Points
10/1/2015	117 Points
9/1/2015	117.2 Points
8/1/2015	116.3 Points
7/1/2015	117.3 Points
6/1/2015	117.4 Points
5/1/2015	116.7 Points
4/1/2015	117.4 Points
3/1/2015	116.2 Points
2/1/2015	116.9 Points
1/1/2015	118.5 Points
12/1/2014	116.5 Points
11/1/2014	116.3 Points
10/1/2014	116.9 Points
9/1/2014	117.2 Points
8/1/2014	115.6 Points
7/1/2014	116.4 Points
6/1/2014	115.9 Points
5/1/2014	117.1 Points
4/1/2014	116.5 Points
3/1/2014	120.7 Points
2/1/2014	118.7 Points
1/1/2014	118.9 Points
12/1/2013	117.3 Points
11/1/2013	117.4 Points
10/1/2013	116.2 Points
9/1/2013	115.6 Points
8/1/2013	114.8 Points
7/1/2013	113.7 Points
6/1/2013	112.7 Points
5/1/2013	113 Points
4/1/2013	111.6 Points
3/1/2013	111 Points
2/1/2013	109.3 Points
1/1/2013	108.2 Points
12/1/2012	108.1 Points
11/1/2012	106.7 Points
10/1/2012	107.2 Points
9/1/2012	107.3 Points
8/1/2012	108.7 Points
7/1/2012	108.9 Points
6/1/2012	109.5 Points
5/1/2012	111.8 Points
4/1/2012	112.1 Points
3/1/2012	113.6 Points
2/1/2012	112.3 Points
1/1/2012	111.3 Points
12/1/2011	111.2 Points
11/1/2011	109.1 Points
10/1/2011	110.7 Points
9/1/2011	109.1 Points
8/1/2011	108.3 Points
7/1/2011	107.1 Points
6/1/2011	105.9 Points
5/1/2011	103.5 Points
4/1/2011	101 Points
3/1/2011	102.2 Points
2/1/2011	110.1 Points
1/1/2011	108.6 Points
12/1/2010	108.8 Points
11/1/2010	108.5 Points
10/1/2010	106.5 Points
9/1/2010	107.1 Points
8/1/2010	106.2 Points
7/1/2010	105.9 Points
6/1/2010	105.2 Points
5/1/2010	104.6 Points
4/1/2010	105.1 Points
3/1/2010	104 Points
2/1/2010	102.5 Points
1/1/2010	101.9 Points
12/1/2009	98.8 Points
11/1/2009	97.2 Points
10/1/2009	95.5 Points
9/1/2009	93.3 Points
8/1/2009	90.8 Points
7/1/2009	89 Points
6/1/2009	88.1 Points
5/1/2009	86.4 Points
4/1/2009	84.8 Points
3/1/2009	83.3 Points
2/1/2009	83.7 Points
1/1/2009	88.3 Points
12/1/2008	96.7 Points
11/1/2008	102.5 Points
10/1/2008	109 Points
9/1/2008	112.5 Points
8/1/2008	113.6 Points
7/1/2008	117.2 Points
6/1/2008	117.7 Points
5/1/2008	120.2 Points
4/1/2008	120 Points
3/1/2008	120.9 Points
2/1/2008	121.5 Points
1/1/2008	121.4 Points
12/1/2007	122 Points
11/1/2007	121.8 Points
10/1/2007	122.9 Points
9/1/2007	122 Points
8/1/2007	123.5 Points
7/1/2007	122.1 Points
6/1/2007	123.1 Points
5/1/2007	123.4 Points
4/1/2007	122.8 Points
3/1/2007	121.9 Points
2/1/2007	122.5 Points
1/1/2007	122.4 Points
12/1/2006	122.2 Points
11/1/2006	122.3 Points
10/1/2006	122.4 Points
9/1/2006	121.9 Points
8/1/2006	122.2 Points
7/1/2006	121.8 Points
6/1/2006	121.4 Points
5/1/2006	121.2 Points
4/1/2006	121 Points
3/1/2006	120.5 Points
2/1/2006	120.1 Points
1/1/2006	119.6 Points
12/1/2005	119.1 Points
11/1/2005	118.4 Points
10/1/2005	117.4 Points
9/1/2005	117 Points
8/1/2005	116.7 Points
7/1/2005	115.9 Points
6/1/2005	116.5 Points
5/1/2005	116 Points
4/1/2005	117.2 Points
3/1/2005	115.8 Points
2/1/2005	114.7 Points
1/1/2005	115.7 Points
12/1/2004	114.7 Points
11/1/2004	115.9 Points
10/1/2004	114.5 Points
9/1/2004	115.2 Points
8/1/2004	115 Points
7/1/2004	116.1 Points
6/1/2004	114.8 Points
5/1/2004	114.1 Points
4/1/2004	114.1 Points
3/1/2004	113 Points
2/1/2004	112.8 Points
1/1/2004	113.1 Points
12/1/2003	111.5 Points
11/1/2003	109.6 Points
10/1/2003	110.2 Points
9/1/2003	107.9 Points
8/1/2003	106 Points
7/1/2003	105.8 Points
6/1/2003	105.3 Points
5/1/2003	105.1 Points
4/1/2003	104.4 Points
3/1/2003	105.2 Points
2/1/2003	105.2 Points
1/1/2003	104.2 Points
12/1/2002	103.6 Points
11/1/2002	104.5 Points
10/1/2002	103.7 Points
9/1/2002	103.8 Points
8/1/2002	103.4 Points
7/1/2002	102.2 Points
6/1/2002	101.7 Points
5/1/2002	102.3 Points
4/1/2002	99.7 Points
3/1/2002	99.1 Points
2/1/2002	98.5 Points
1/1/2002	97.4 Points
12/1/2001	97.3 Points
11/1/2001	97.6 Points
10/1/2001	98.6 Points
9/1/2001	99.1 Points
8/1/2001	100.5 Points
7/1/2001	102.3 Points
6/1/2001	103.7 Points
5/1/2001	104.1 Points
4/1/2001	105.5 Points
3/1/2001	106.5 Points
2/1/2001	108 Points
1/1/2001	108.2 Points
12/1/2000	110.8 Points
11/1/2000	109.8 Points
10/1/2000	109.6 Points
9/1/2000	107.9 Points
8/1/2000	109 Points
7/1/2000	107.6 Points
6/1/2000	107.8 Points
5/1/2000	106.6 Points
4/1/2000	106.5 Points
3/1/2000	105.6 Points
2/1/2000	104.6 Points
1/1/2000	103.6 Points
12/1/1999	102.9 Points
11/1/1999	102.9 Points
10/1/1999	102.2 Points
9/1/1999	101.9 Points
8/1/1999	101.1 Points
7/1/1999	99.6 Points
6/1/1999	98.7 Points
5/1/1999	98.7 Points
4/1/1999	98.1 Points
3/1/1999	98.8 Points
2/1/1999	97.3 Points
1/1/1999	97.7 Points
12/1/1998	96.7 Points
11/1/1998	97.2 Points
10/1/1998	97.1 Points
9/1/1998	98.1 Points
8/1/1998	97.2 Points
7/1/1998	98.4 Points
6/1/1998	98 Points
5/1/1998	98.7 Points
4/1/1998	99.7 Points
3/1/1998	99 Points
2/1/1998	101.9 Points
1/1/1998	103.7 Points
12/1/1997	104.3 Points
11/1/1997	104.7 Points
10/1/1997	106.6 Points
9/1/1997	107 Points
8/1/1997	107.9 Points
7/1/1997	108.5 Points
6/1/1997	108.6 Points
5/1/1997	108.3 Points
4/1/1997	106.8 Points
3/1/1997	108.7 Points
2/1/1997	107.5 Points
1/1/1997	107.3 Points
12/1/1996	105.8 Points
11/1/1996	105.8 Points
10/1/1996	104.5 Points
9/1/1996	103.3 Points
8/1/1996	102.7 Points
7/1/1996	102.8 Points
6/1/1996	101.8 Points
5/1/1996	102 Points
4/1/1996	100.9 Points
3/1/1996	99.9 Points
2/1/1996	100.1 Points
1/1/1996	99 Points
12/1/1995	99.8 Points
11/1/1995	98.8 Points
10/1/1995	98.1 Points
9/1/1995	97.9 Points
8/1/1995	97.9 Points
7/1/1995	96.4 Points
6/1/1995	98.1 Points
5/1/1995	97.8 Points
4/1/1995	98.4 Points
3/1/1995	97.9 Points
2/1/1995	97.6 Points
1/1/1995	95.7 Points
12/1/1994	97.7 Points
11/1/1994	97.3 Points
10/1/1994	96.4 Points
9/1/1994	95.7 Points
8/1/1994	96.1 Points
7/1/1994	95.2 Points
6/1/1994	94.6 Points
5/1/1994	93.2 Points
4/1/1994	93.3 Points
3/1/1994	93 Points
2/1/1994	91.7 Points
1/1/1994	92 Points
12/1/1993	91.3 Points
11/1/1993	91.7 Points
10/1/1993	92 Points
9/1/1993	93.5 Points
8/1/1993	93.4 Points
7/1/1993	93.9 Points
6/1/1993	93.7 Points
5/1/1993	95 Points
4/1/1993	96.1 Points
3/1/1993	96.4 Points
2/1/1993	96.9 Points
1/1/1993	96.8 Points
12/1/1992	95.9 Points
11/1/1992	96.6 Points
10/1/1992	98.6 Points
9/1/1992	101.1 Points
8/1/1992	99.5 Points
7/1/1992	101.7 Points
6/1/1992	102.7 Points
5/1/1992	102.5 Points
4/1/1992	104.4 Points
3/1/1992	105.9 Points
2/1/1992	108 Points
1/1/1992	108.2 Points
12/1/1991	109.5 Points
11/1/1991	111.6 Points
10/1/1991	111.2 Points
9/1/1991	111.9 Points
8/1/1991	113 Points
7/1/1991	114.4 Points
6/1/1991	113 Points
5/1/1991	115.2 Points
4/1/1991	113.9 Points
3/1/1991	114.7 Points
2/1/1991	115.8 Points
1/1/1991	116.2 Points
12/1/1990	116.2 Points
11/1/1990	116.5 Points
10/1/1990	117.2 Points
9/1/1990	115.6 Points
8/1/1990	115.9 Points
7/1/1990	116.2 Points
6/1/1990	115.8 Points
5/1/1990	115.1 Points
4/1/1990	113.4 Points
3/1/1990	112.7 Points
2/1/1990	112.7 Points
1/1/1990	112.4 Points
12/1/1989	112.5 Points
11/1/1989	112 Points
10/1/1989	111.2 Points
9/1/1989	111.8 Points
8/1/1989	111.2 Points
7/1/1989	109.8 Points
6/1/1989	110.3 Points
5/1/1989	109.6 Points
4/1/1989	109.6 Points
3/1/1989	112.3 Points
2/1/1989	108.4 Points
1/1/1989	108.8 Points
12/1/1988	107.9 Points
11/1/1988	107.7 Points
10/1/1988	106 Points
9/1/1988	105.8 Points
8/1/1988	105.1 Points
7/1/1988	104.7 Points
6/1/1988	103.8 Points
5/1/1988	102.9 Points
4/1/1988	103.5 Points
3/1/1988	101.4 Points
2/1/1988	102.7 Points
1/1/1988	100.4 Points
12/1/1987	99.5 Points
11/1/1987	98.6 Points
10/1/1987	97.8 Points
9/1/1987	96.4 Points
8/1/1987	95 Points
7/1/1987	94.4 Points
6/1/1987	93.4 Points
5/1/1987	91.7 Points
4/1/1987	91.4 Points
3/1/1987	91.4 Points
2/1/1987	90.5 Points
1/1/1987	90.3 Points
12/1/1986	89.8 Points
11/1/1986	88.8 Points
10/1/1986	89.6 Points
9/1/1986	90.2 Points
8/1/1986	88.6 Points
7/1/1986	89.1 Points
6/1/1986	89.6 Points
5/1/1986	89.8 Points
4/1/1986	90.3 Points
3/1/1986	89.8 Points
2/1/1986	90.4 Points
1/1/1986	90.5 Points
12/1/1985	90.9 Points
11/1/1985	91.5 Points
10/1/1985	91.4 Points
9/1/1985	91.2 Points
8/1/1985	91.1 Points
7/1/1985	91.7 Points
6/1/1985	90.7 Points
5/1/1985	91.4 Points
4/1/1985	91.5 Points
3/1/1985	90.4 Points
2/1/1985	90.6 Points
1/1/1985	90.9 Points

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Coincident Index

The Coincident Index, which aligns with the business cycle, serves to identify the current state of the economy. Generally, an increasing Coincident Index indicates that the economy is in an expansion phase, while a decreasing Coincident Index suggests that the economy is in a contraction phase. This index is calculated using month-over-month percentage changes in 11 leading indicators, 11 coincident indicators, and 6 lagging indicators.

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What is Coincident Index?

The coincident index is a critical metric in macroeconomics, providing a comprehensive snapshot of the current state of economic activity within a given region. As a professional platform dedicated to disseminating macroeconomic data, Eulerpool places significant emphasis on delivering accurate and timely information regarding the coincident index to help economists, analysts, and policymakers make well-informed decisions. A coincident index aggregates a diverse range of indicators that move in tandem with the overall economy. These indicators typically include variables such as employment figures, personal income levels, industrial production, and retail sales. By compiling these data points, the coincident index offers a real-time perspective of economic health, contrasting with leading or lagging indicators that either forecast future economic conditions or confirm trends after they have taken shape. The development of the coincident index traces back to the need for a robust mechanism that captures the essence of economic performance at any given moment. Various countries and institutions, including the Conference Board in the United States, have devised their versions of the coincident index to reflect the economic conditions pertinent to their contexts. These indices are invaluable for creating economic policies, business strategies, and investment decisions, as they provide a pulse check on the economy's current performance. At Eulerpool, we prioritize the accuracy and reliability of our coincident index data, recognizing their pivotal role in economic analysis. Our platform meticulously curates data from reputable sources and adheres to stringent methodologies to ensure that the coincident index we present is a true reflection of contemporary economic conditions. Understanding the components of the coincident index is essential for deciphering its implications. Employment data, for instance, is a critical element since it directly correlates with consumer spending and, consequently, overall economic activity. High employment levels typically indicate robust economic health, while declining employment figures can signal a weakening economy. At Eulerpool, we offer detailed insights into employment trends, dissecting variables like unemployment rates, job creation statistics, and workforce participation. Personal income levels are another fundamental component of the coincident index. They provide insights into the financial well-being of households, which influences consumer spending—the backbone of economic activity. By tracking variables such as wages, salaries, and transfer payments, Eulerpool helps users gauge the purchasing power of consumers and their likely spending behavior. Industrial production data, which measures the output of factories, mines, and utilities, is yet another critical element of the coincident index. 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This global perspective is invaluable for multinational corporations, international investors, and policymakers engaged in cross-border economic planning and strategy. The coincident index's utility extends beyond its immediate data points; it integrates into broader economic models and forecasting methodologies. For instance, it serves as a critical input for models assessing economic cycles, providing a real-time reference against which other variables can be measured and interpreted. At Eulerpool, we integrate coincident index data into advanced analytical tools, enabling users to conduct sophisticated economic modeling and scenario analysis. In summary, the coincident index is an indispensable tool in macroeconomic analysis, offering a real-time snapshot of economic activity through a composite of critical indicators such as employment, personal income, industrial production, and retail sales. 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Coincident Index Japan — FAQ

What is the current Coincident Index in Japan?

The current Coincident Index in Japan is 116.4 Points as of 3/1/2026.

How has the Coincident Index in Japan changed recently?

The Coincident Index in Japan increased from 116.2 Points (2/1/2026) to 116.4 Points (3/1/2026).

What is the all-time high for Coincident Index in Japan?

The all-time high for Coincident Index in Japan was 124.5 Points, recorded on 12/1/2017.

What is the all-time low for Coincident Index in Japan?

The all-time low for Coincident Index in Japan was 83.3 Points, recorded on 3/1/2009.

What is the historical average of Coincident Index in Japan?

The historical average of Coincident Index in Japan is 108.03 Points, calculated over the period from 1/1/1985 to 3/1/2026.

Where does the Coincident Index data for Japan come from?

The Coincident Index data for Japan is sourced from Cabinet Office, Japan and published on Eulerpool.

Key Figures

Country

Japan

Continent

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Highest Value

124.5

Lowest Value

83.3

Average Value

108.03

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Leading Indicator

Machine Orders

Machine Tool Orders

Manufacturing PMI

Manufacturing Production

Mining Production

New Orders

PMI Non-Manufacturing Sector

Private Investments

Reuters Tankan Index

Services PMI

Small Business Sentiment

Steel production

Tankan Capex of All Industries

Tankan Outlook for Major Manufacturing Companies

Tankan Outlook for Non-Manufacturing Sector

Tertiary Industry Index

Vehicle Registrations

Coincident Index

Macro pages for other countries in Asia

What is Coincident Index?

Coincident Index Japan — FAQ

Key Figures

All Macro Indicators for Japan