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Core consumer prices, which exclude food and fuel, were flat in February but 2.3% higher than a year earlier.
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In November, Japan's core consumer prices index, which excludes fresh food, fell 0.1%.
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The spike in core consumer prices may prove to be a one-off.
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Core consumer prices have been falling slightly for most of this year.
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According to the latest data, the core consumer prices index, which excludes fresh food, fell 0.1% in November, from a year earlier.
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Core consumer prices rose a mere 0.8% over the past year.
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In May, core consumer prices rose at 1.6%.
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Core U.S. consumer prices (discounting energy and food) rose a less than expected 0.1% in July, but the core inflation rate was 2.4%.
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The rise in Japan's core consumer price index in April, which excludes food prices, was largely in line with expectations.
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The Labor Department is reporting that the consumer prices were little changed in June, with core CPI up 0.2 percent, excluding food and energy.
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The Fed, which favors monitoring core inflation, which excludes food and energy prices, tried to show that consumer price inflation is an active concern.
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In April, headline consumer prices rose by 0.7%, a near-nine-year high, while core inflation, which excludes the volatile categories of food and energy, rose 0.4%, or 2.2% compared with a year earlier.
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