Reported Earlier, Japan Tokyo Core Consumer Price Index (YoY) For July 1.9% Vs. 1.8% Est.; 1.6% Prior
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Why It Matters
Japan's prices for everyday stuff rose a tiny bit more than people thought in July—1.9% instead of the expected 1.8%. When prices go up a little, it can mean the economy is doing okay, but too much is not good.
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