Japan's Core Inflation Hits 2.1% in September, Matching Economist Forecasts
Japan's persistent inflation at forecast levels signals whether the Bank of Japan's monetary tightening is working as intended—or if price pressures will force further policy shifts that ripple across global markets.
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