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Japan core inflation inches up as oil prices lift costs
The June rise marked the first increase in core inflation since March, and it matched economists expectations for a 1.6% gain.
Japan’s core inflation rate in June edged higher after a four-year low, driven in part by higher oil prices, CNBC Markets said.
The report said this was the first rise in core inflation since March, indicating a shift after a period of cooling.
CNBC World added that the June reading was in line with economists’ expectations for a 1.6% increase, based on a Reuters poll.
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