Japan's services inflation steady, signals wage-driven price pressure - Reuters

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A leading indicator of Japan's services sector prices rose 2.6% in January from a year earlier, indicating that rising wages from a tight labor market continue to exert inflationary pressure on the economy.

A leading indicator of Japan's services sector prices rose 2.6% in January from a year earlier, a sign that rising wages from a tight labor market continue to pile inflationary pressure on the economy.

A leading indicator of Japan’s services sector prices rose 2.6% in January from a year earlier, indicating that rising wages from a tight labor market continue to pile inflationary pressure on the economy.

A key indicator of Japan’s services-sector inflation rose 2.6% in January from a year earlier, underscoring sustained price pressures driven by rising labor costs.