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Japan’s core inflation likely ticked up in March fuelled by energy costs: Reuters poll

Japan’s core inflation likely ticked up in March fuelled by energy costs: Reuters poll

Japan’s core inflation likely increased in March, driven by higher energy costs, according to a Reuters poll. The rise is attributed to global oil prices and yen depreciation. Despite the uptick, inflation remains below the Bank of Japan’s 2% target, prompting ongoing monetary easing measures to stimulate growth.

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