Tokyo inflation came in softer than expected in September, with core CPI (ex-fresh food) unchanged at 2.5% yoy versus forecasts of 2.8% yoy. The moderation was largely attributed to measures by the metropolitan government, including cuts to childcare fees and water charges, easing some of the burden from rising living costs. Core-core inflation, stripping out […]
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