- 东京核心通胀跃升至2.7%，美元/日元回落至158.00下方。
- 该数据高于2.4%的预期，为2025年11月以来最高。
东京剔除新鲜食品后的核心通胀率在9月份从1.8%跃升至2.7%，高于2.4%的预期。剔除食品和能源后的价格上涨了整整一个百分点至3%，因此此次上涨不仅仅是燃料账单所致。
与此同时公布的日本8月失业率从2.4%升至2.5%。东京的数据通常会在大约三周后体现在日本全国数据中，这进一步增加了日本央行（BoJ）在9月18日将利率上调至1.25%后再次加息的可能性。
在日本央行前一天公布会议纪要摘要后，交易员将对10月加息的押注削减了约一半。美元/日元对该数据的首次反应小于对该摘要的反应。
美元/日元在23:30GMT数据公布后的第一根K线中回落至158.00下方，并一直远高于157.50。自周四最后一波上涨以来，该货币对一直守在158.00上方，直到数据公布前的几根K线才跌破该水平。
该货币对目前接近周四区间的中部，区间从157.00上方延伸至略低于158.50。五分钟随机相对强弱指数（Stoch RSI）这一动量指标接近8，处于其区间底部且仍在下行。
美元/日元5分钟图
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