Japanese CPI was flat on year in May, as expected, vs -0.4% in April as a weakening yen sent utility costs up at the fastest pace in almost five years. "Deflationary pressure appears to be broadly weakening," says economist. Meanwhile, industrial production rose 2% on month and comfortably topped expectations, while retail sales grew 0.8% on year for the first increase since December.
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