Coming up from Japan this week - focus on inflation

Due from Japan on Friday (local time), inflation data

I'll have a preview (or two ...) up later in the week, but from Société Générale

today:

Headline inflation in Japan returned to positive annual rates in October, but has been directionless in a narrow 0.1-0.5% rate. We expect May data to indicate a breakout to 0.6% yoy in what we expect to be the beginning of a gradual uptrend.
However, the BoJ's preferred core measure, CPI ex fresh food and energy, is expected to have remained stuck at zero for now.
Meanwhile, the labour market is likely to have tightened yet further with another increase in the job-to-applicant ratio and a stable 2.8% unemployment rate.
Lastly, although industrial production probably reversed much of its 4% mom April surge, the trend is firm.

(Due at 2350GMT on Thursday June 29)

And, on what's the focus from China this week:

Earlier I posted a few other 'what's to come' this week: