[T-Point Price Index for June 2021] Increased for the first time in five months and increased for the first time in three months, up 0.96 points from the previous month to 0.89% compared to the same month last year

2021.07.09 Press Releases
CCC Marketing Co., Ltd. / Culture Convenience Club Co., Ltd.

The largest increase was for men aged 40-59 at 1.96%, while the smallest was for women aged 60-79 at -0.05%.

CCC Marketing Co., Ltd. and Culture Convenience Club Co., Ltd., which are engaged in marketing solutions business, have announced the "T-POINT Price Index" (hereinafter "TPI"), a price index that utilizes T-Point data, as part of a joint project with the Watanabe Tsutomu Laboratory at the Graduate School of Economics, The University of Tokyo. We are pleased to announce the TPI for June 2021.

Digest of the T-Point Price Index for June 2021

This is the first increase in five months and the first increase in three months, and is up 0.96 points from the previous month to 0.89% compared to the same month last year.
TPI uses the amount of purchases made using T Cards at T Point partner stores such as supermarkets, drugstores, convenience stores, and restaurant chains. The TPI for June 2021 rose 0.96 points from the previous month to 0.89% compared to the same month last year, marking the first increase in five months and the first positive figure in three months. By business type, supermarkets rose 1.72 points from the previous month, down 1.03% compared to the same month last year, rising from the lowest figure since TPI compilation began. Drugstores rose 1.23 points compared to the previous month, down 0.11% compared to the same month last year, while convenience stores fell 0.12 points to 3.92% compared to the same month last year.

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The largest increase was for men aged 40-59 at 1.96%, while the smallest was for women aged 60-79 at -0.05%.
Looking at the TPI for June 2021 by gender and age group, in order of the largest increase compared to the same month last year, the TPI was 1.96% for men aged 40-59, followed by 1.72% for men aged 60-79, 1.53% for men aged 20-39, 0.36% for women aged 40-59, and 0.14% for women aged 20-39. The smallest increase was -0.05% for women aged 60-79, resulting in an increase for both men and women of all age groups. By type of business, "supermarkets" saw an increase for both men and women and all age groups, a reversal from the previous month when it recorded its lowest value since the TPI was compiled, but it still recorded negative results for the fourth consecutive month. "Drugstores" saw an increase for both men and women of all ages, with positive results for men of all ages. On the other hand, "convenience stores" saw a decline in both genders and all age groups except for men aged 20-39.

*You can view data by selecting from three business types: "supermarket," "drugstore," and "convenience store."Please note that "restaurant chains" cannot be viewed by selecting by business type.
*Daily index data is up to three days prior.

What is TPI?
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) is known as an economic thermometer that indicates economic trends. On the other hand, the TPI is an index compiled based on purchase price data accumulated daily through T-Point partner stores across Japan. Specifically, this price index was derived by aggregating, tabulating, and analyzing purchase amounts obtained from T-Card purchasing data, which is used by 70.73 million people across Japan (number of members after name matching as of the end of May 2021) and has related sales of over 8 trillion yen, which accounts for approximately 2% of Japan's total consumption.

About TPI
The data currently used by TPI collects the amount of purchases involving T-Cards at T-Point partner stores such as supermarkets, drugstores, convenience stores, and restaurant chains. The store areas are as follows: supermarkets are mainly in the Tokyo metropolitan area and Kyushu, drug stores are mainly in the Kanto and Kansai regions, and convenience stores and restaurant chains are nationwide. Currently, the number of products (SKUs) covered by TPI is approximately 110,000, with 191 of the 580 items being utilized, resulting in a coverage of 23.4% when the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications CPI is taken as 100%. The amount used to calculate TPI is excluding consumption tax (excluding tax). Additionally, while no special consideration is given to sale items, all products with sales history for both the previous and current periods are used to compile TPI. Please note that the number of members covered by TPI, as well as the transaction amount and number of uses, have not been disclosed.

TPI Features
The features of TPI are that it allows you to see the price index by gender and age group, and that it is a price index based on buying prices rather than selling prices. The TPI is calculated using the Tornqvist method, which is the same as the University of Tokyo Daily Price Index. This calculation method places more weight on products purchased in larger quantities, and there is a consensus among researchers that it is the best method for creating a price index.

[Disclaimer]

*These results are from a beta version and may be subject to change without notice.
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[T-Point Price Index for June 2021] Increased for the first time in five months and increased for the first time in three months, up 0.96 points from the previous month to 0.89% compared to the same month last year

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