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Japan CPI Nov 2023: biggest risers and fallers
All items+2.8%YoY

All items less fresh food+2.5%
Share of items up84%of 508 items
Top 20 risers
Hotel charges+62.9%
Pudding+38.2%
“Naga-imo”, yams+38.1%
“Shirasu-boshi”, dried young sardines+34.5%
Bleach+33.3%
Pumpkins+31.9%
Apples+31.3%
Persimmons+30.2%
Welsh onions+29.0%
Dried bonito fillets+28.8%
Cabbage+28.3%
Onions+27.8%
Hen eggs+26.3%
Lighting apparatus+25.7%
Pet foods (cat foods)+25.5%
Saury+25.3%
Whisky+23.9%
Dried laver+22.4%
Fruit juice+21.1%
“Oden”, Japanese stew+20.6%
Top 15 fallers
Electricity-18.1%
Gas, manufactured & piped-16.8%
Lettuce-12.0%
Washing & drying machines-11.5%
Automotive insurance premium (compulsion)-11.5%
School lunch (junior high school)-10.9%
Golf clubs-10.3%
Charges for NHK TV license-10.2%
School lunch (elementary school)-9.0%
Tuna fish-8.2%
PC printers-7.9%
Spinach-5.1%
Vacuum cleaners-4.9%
Edible oil-4.8%
Beer-4.5%
By group
Food+7.3%
Housing+0.7%
Fuel, light & water-11.4%
Furniture & household utensils+6.1%
Clothes & footwear+2.8%
Medical care+2.5%
Transportation & communication+2.8%
Education+1.3%
Culture & recreation+7.5%
Miscellaneous+1.5%
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Year-on-year change of the Japan CPI (Statistics Bureau, all Japan). Item indices, not shop prices. Items with weight 3 or more.