I posted earlier on Goldman Sachs comments on the Bank of Japan:
If the BOJ are waiting until their preferred measure of inflation (see below) hits 2% they'll be easy for quite some to come
The headline result is 1.4% y/y
- expected 1.4% y/y, prior 1.2%
Excluding fresh food 1.0% y/y
- expected 1.0% y/y, prior 1.0%
Excluding fresh food and energy 0.4% y/y
- expected 0.4%, prior 0.4% (this is the one the BOJ is watching)
Little response from the yen, as is usual after Japanese data relases.