Japan's Core Inflation Rises to 1.6% Amid Higher Oil Prices

Japan reported a core inflation rate of 1.6% for June, marking an increase from the previous month and aligning with economists' expectations. The rise is attributed to higher oil prices due to global supply disruptions and a weak yen increasing import costs.

By Lim Hui Jie · CNBC ·

Japan's Core Inflation Rises to 1.6% Amid Higher Oil Prices

Topics: BOJ policy core inflation energy prices Japan yen weakness

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