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Japan core inflation seen steady at 1.8% in August: Reuters poll
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points The poll's results indicate a consistent inflation rate, with no expected change from the previous level. The source of this information is a Reuters poll, as reported by WTVB.
A recent poll suggests that core inflation in Japan will remain steady. The expected rate is 1.8% for August. This information comes from a Reuters poll.
Further details about the poll and its findings are available from the source. The poll's results indicate a consistent inflation rate, with no expected change from the previous level.
The source of this information is a Reuters poll, as reported by WTVB. For more information about the poll and its methodology, readers can refer to the original source.
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