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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