donald trump, Bank of Japan and Interest Rate
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Japan Central Bank Rate Hike Odds Could Turn on Trump Address
Key Economic Indicators To Watch This Week: Trump Inauguration, Japan Interest Rates
Bank of Japan looks to raise rates in shadow of Donald Trump’s inauguration
Markets have also focused on a speech by Ueda’s deputy last week that was widely interpreted as suggesting that conditions would now justify an increase. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Japanese government bond rose to 1.25 per cent — the highest since April 2011 — in the wake of his comments.
Japan's core machinery orders rose 3.4% in November from the previous month to beat analysts' forecast, government data showed on Monday, signalling a recovery in capital expenditure ahead of a central bank interest rate review later this week.
Japan's foreign minister said on Friday he would highlight the economic and national security value that the United States' key Asian ally offers during his visit to Washington for President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday.
Japan and the Philippines plan to convey to President-elect Donald Trump the urgent need for the U.S. to remain committed to upholding the rule of law in an Asian region where China's actions are caus
Individual Japanese investors welcomed the first trading week of the year by snapping up the largest amount of the nation’s stocks in nine months.
Trump launched a cryptocurrency of his own on the Solana blockchain and the coin gained up to 600% in three days reaching a $15bn capitalization before easing – a little bit – also sending Solana to a fresh record high.
More than a dozen countries across the world refuse to grant travel visas to people with a felony on their records, a category that now includes President-elect Trump.
For the first time in U.S. history, foreign leaders are invited to an inauguration. Most are right-wing politicians, though a few notables didn’t make the cut.
The US dollar fell, and Bitcoin surged to a record high on Monday ahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration as US president later in the session, with investors anticipating policy announcements that could impact financial markets.
Washington: All eyes are on the United States as Donald Trump is all set to assume duties as the US President today and his inauguration is being attended by leaders from across the world. S Jaishankar,
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Dollar strong, stocks creep higher as second Trump term dawnsSINGAPORE: The dollar was firm and Asia's stock markets were cautiously positive on Monday as investors waited for an expected flurry of policy announcements in the first hours of Donald Trump's second presidency and eyed a rate hike in Japan at the end of the week.
With a relationship already fraught with trade tensions, rising protectionism, an uncertain geopolitical landscape, India faces uncertainties about how Donald Trump’s "America First" approach could alter bilateral ties.
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