Core inflation rises in Japan
Daily NewsJapan’s non-food core inflation gauge rose in June. Japan’s core inflation rose by 3.4 percent in April Japan’s nationwide core inflation rose by 3.4 percent on a...
Read MoreJapan’s non-food core inflation gauge rose in June. Japan’s core inflation rose by 3.4 percent in April Japan’s nationwide core inflation rose by 3.4 percent on a...
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Read MoreAsia-Pacific stocks fell broadly on Wednesday as investors awaited the Federal Reserve’s policy decision overnight. Most economists said they expected the Fed to ...
Read MoreThe governor of the Bank of Korea said it was "too early" to talk about rate cuts. Bank of Korea Governor Rhee Chang-yong said it was too early to talk about rate...
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