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In one line: Japan's services sector expands at a slower pace in May
In one line: Japan's manufacturing PMI rose as US importers rushed orders ahead of Tariff reprieve expiry.
In one line : Japanese inflation continues to outpace labour earnings; BoJ likely to hold rates in June.
In one line: BoK cuts to 2.50% on weaker growth outlook amid tariff war impact
Core inflation ticks up after removal of energy subsidies
Core inflation nudges up, after energy subsidies end
BoJ's newly bearish tone on inflation risks supports our view that rate hikes are on hold this year
BoJ's newly bearish tone on inflation risks supports our view that rate hikes are on hold this year
The BoJ won't be moved by the jump Tokyo headline inflation due to a statistical quirk
The BoJ won't be moved by the jump Tokyo headline inflation due to a statistical quirk
China's foreign reserves excluding valuation effects fell
Japan's real wage decline hurts consumption
Tokyo inflation picks up, but the BoJ's immediate focus will be on US auto tariffs
Tokyo inflation picks up, but the BoJ's immediate focus will be on US auto tariffs
Japan’s consumer inflation slows as energy subsidies kick in
Japan's inflation slows due to energy subsidies
Korea's 20-day WDA exports rebound led by chip exports, but the outlook is murky
Tokyo headline inflation slows as energy subsidies restart; BoJ to stick to policy normalisation path
Tokyo headline inflation slows as energy subsidies restart; BoJ to stick to policy normalisation path
Japan’s headline consumer inflation gains steam on food inflation
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