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Japan inflation tops 2% target at 2.8% - new gauge

Japan inflation rises to 2.8% in April, above BOJ's 2% target, according to new trend gauge. Details on the new index and implications.

James Taylor
ByJames Taylor- Senior Editor
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Japan's core consumer inflation, as measured by the central bank's new gauge, hit 2.8% in April, exceeding the 2% target and accelerating from 2.5% in March, the Bank of Japan said.

The new index strips out institutional factors such as education and energy-related subsidies, showing a much faster rise than the 1.4% rate in the benchmark core CPI reported by the government last week.

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