Japan’s Tokyo CPI core, which excludes fresh food, slowed from 2.3% yoy to 2.1% yoy in December, aligning with market expectations. This figure represents the lowest reading since June 2022 and marks the second consecutive month of decline. Additionally, CPI core-core, which excludes both food and energy, also slipped from 3.6% yoy to 3.5% yoy. […]
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