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Japanese Tokyo CPI YoY (Jan) Y/Y 1.5% (Prev. 2.0%, Rev. From 2%)

The Tokyo CPI year-on-year reading for January came in at 1.5%, down from the previous 2.0%, indicating a notable decline in inflationary pressures.

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This decrease could have implications for Bank of Japan policy, potentially supporting a more dovish stance in future monetary meetings and affecting expectations for interest rates. Market participants will likely react by reassessing both risk assets and commodity prices, as lower inflation tends to ease pressure on central banks and may bolster demand for metals.

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