Tokyo inflation remains above the BOJ’s 2% target
Economy · First reported 29 Oct, 23:46 · Updated 00:00

Tokyo’s October inflation measures stayed above the Bank of Japan’s 2% target, with the main core index at 2.6%, down from 2.7% in September. The reports note that the BOJ was expected to keep policy steady at its Friday decision, while inflation developments could inform future rate decisions.
- Tokyo’s consumer price index excluding fresh food rose 2.6% year over year in October, compared with 2.7% in September; the October result matched the median forecast.
- The measure excluding fresh food and fuel also rose 2.6% in October; The Japan Times reported overall inflation at 2.8% and the measure excluding fresh food and energy at 2.6%.
- The BOJ was expected to hold policy steady at its Friday announcement. The reports described Tokyo’s figures as a possible indicator of nationwide price trends and noted that future rate decisions remained in focus.
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- Tokyo core CPI, October
- 2.6% year over year, excluding fresh food; includes fuel.
- Tokyo core CPI, September
- 2.7% year over year, excluding fresh food.
- Tokyo inflation excluding fresh food and fuel
- 2.6% in October, after 2.9% in September.
- BOJ target
- 2%.
- Overall Tokyo inflation
- 2.8% in October.
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