Tokyo CPY YY (Jan) 1.5% vs Exp. 1.8% (Prev. 2.0%)
The Tokyo CPI year-on-year figure for January came in at 1.5%, below expectations of 1.8% and down from the previous 2.0%.
US President Trump threatens to charge Canada a 50% tariff on any and all aircraft sold to the US
US House Speaker Johnson says he's not confident that a government shutdown will be avoided
Tokyo CPY YY (Jan) 1.5% vs Exp. 1.8% (Prev. 2.0%)
Tokyo CPY Ex. Fresh Food & Energy YY (Jan) 2.4% vs Exp. 2.6% (Prev. 2.6%)
US President Trump posts "America is setting Records in every way, and our Growth Numbers are among the best ever. The only thing that can slow our Country down is another long and damaging Government Shutdown", calls for Congress to vote "YES"
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This miss could indicate weakening inflationary pressures, which may impact the Bank of Japan's policy trajectory moving forward, suggesting a more dovish stance and possibly influencing sentiment in Japanese bonds and equities.
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