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Japanese budget chain Saizeriya raises menu prices

Japanese budget restaurant chain Saizeriya will raise menu prices by an average of 6% nationwide. Prices at some busy locations will rise by 10%. The company is responding to rising costs.

Why it matters

Price rises at a chain known for cheap meals show inflation reaching everyday spending in Japan.

Background

Saizeriya is one of Japan's best-known low-cost Italian restaurant chains. Japan has faced rising food and energy costs and a weak yen.

The story so far

  1. Japanese budget chain Saizeriya raises menu prices
  2. Chip maker Kioxia warns price spikes leveling
  3. Japan's Nikkei falls as chip stocks slump
  4. Nikkei drops 6.3% as Asian chip stocks tumble
  5. Asian chip stocks tumble with Nasdaq
  6. Asian tech stocks rebound as oil falls

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