Japan inflation-adjusted wages slip in Sept as price rises offset pay growth
Japan's inflation-adjusted wages fell for the second straight month in September, government data showed on Thursday, ...
Japan manufacturers less confident in November on worries over China, inflation: Reuters poll
Japanese manufacturers were less confident about business conditions in November than in October, a Reuters monthly poll ...
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BOJ hopes to keep 2 percent inflation target while monitoring climate shock risks
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) hopes to maintain its 2 percent inflation target even if climate change causes long-term shocks to ...
Japan's Rising Minimum Wage Likely to Push up Inflation, BOJ Says
Japan's average minimum wage is set to rise a record 5.1% in the fiscal year to end-March 2025, with the increase ...
The Manila Times on MSN4h
BOJ hopes to maintain 2% inflation target
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) hopes to maintain its 2-percent inflation target even if climate change causes long-term shocks to ...
In Nevada, inflation stings — but may not change votes
Families here, and across swing state Nevada, are ponying up an average of $1,196 per month more than they did before ...
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Japan’s households cut spending once again as prices rise
Consumer spending in Japan has consistently failed to show clear signs of strength as shoppers have been forced to cope with ...
Japan's political kingmaker says Trump policies may weaken yen
TOKYO - U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's economic and policies could further weaken the yen's value against the U.S.
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Japan’s Central Bank Holds Rate, Expects Inflation to Stay Near 2% Target
TOKYO—The Bank of Japan held its policy interest rate steady as widely expected, while reaffirming that it’s on track to ...
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Bank of Japan keeps rates steady, flags global risks
The Bank of Japan has maintained ultra-low interest rates today and signalled the need to scrutinise global economic ...
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Japan's Shock Election Shows How Much Inflation Matters
For other rich countries, the big lesson of Japan's political earthquake is that inflation matters more to voters than it does to many economists. For more than three decades, Japanese have become ...