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In one line: People curbed spending in response to fuel price hikes in March
In one line: Tokyo inflation subdued thanks to expanded childcare subsidies;
Korean exports buoyed by robust chip sales
In one line: BoJ on hold, but Governor Ueda's lack of clear policy signalling leaves JPY exposed
In one line: China's manufacturing activity resilient, despite jump in energy-related costs
In one line: Japan's inflation fell in February, ahead of oil price surge; Services firms' sentiment dives to mid-2020 level
In one line: BoJ on hold amid oil shock risks and divided inflation views
Japan's exports slow due to holiday calendar effects
Chip and electrical machinery shipments rise
In one line: Tokyo headline inflation under control
In one line: Cooling consumer inflation justifies BoJ taking time on rate hike
In one line: Japan's regular pay growth steady, as PM Takaichi secures resounding election win
In one line: Sharp drop in Tokyo inflation largely due to one-off factors; won't change BoJ outlook
In one line: Japan's overall exports rise, despite falling shipments to the US
In one line: BoJ won't be fazed by slowing headline wage growth, as regular pay growth is relatively steady
In one line: Reviving manufacturing activity but mounting cost pressures
Japan's flash PMIs find reviving manufacturing activity but mounting cost pressures
Politburo signals urgency to stabilise domestic demand
Chinese exports resume solid growth to non-US markets
Japanese wages lifted by bonuses
Tokyo inflation slows slightly, with hints of steady wage inflation going into 2026
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