Tokyo September CPI set to show core rate rising to 2.4%, strengthening case for BOJ hike
Tokyo core CPI for September expected to rise 2.4% y/y, reinforcing case for further BOJ rate hikes. Release at 2330 GMT.
Tokyo core CPI for September expected to rise 2.4% y/y, reinforcing case for further BOJ rate hikes. Release at 2330 GMT.
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The ISM Manufacturing PMI for September came in at 54.5, below the 55.0 consensus estimate but near the prior month's 54.6.
The final UK manufacturing PMI for September was 51.9, down from the flash estimate of 52.0, as output growth slowed and price pressures increased.
Eurozone final manufacturing PMI rose to 52.9 in September, a 52-month high, as price pressures intensified.
The final Eurozone manufacturing PMI for September came in at 52.9, above the preliminary 52.7, indicating continued expansion.
France's September final manufacturing PMI was revised up to 50.6 from 50.3 prelim, but still marks a slowdown from August's 51.1 amid falling new orders and…
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Swiss CPI for September rose 1.0% y/y as expected, with core inflation at 0.5%.
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