Year of the Horse in Japan. It’s one demographers have been awaiting for decades — the return of the Fire Horse.
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Kyodo News digest: Dec. 19, 2025
The following is the latest list of selected news summaries by Kyodo News. ---------- BOJ lifts policy rate 30-yr high of ...
Market Highlights: Sensex settles 78 pts lower, Nifty flat; IndiGo rises 3%, United Spirits drops 2%
Indian stocks finished largely unchanged on Thursday, as the Sensex and Nifty struggled for direction after three consecutive sessions of losses, paring early declines as gains in IT and financial ...
Bitcoin (BTC) risks a second weekly loss as BoJ rate hike fears and rising JGB yields pressure risk assets. Rising Japanese bond yields revive yen carry trade unwind risks, exposing BTC to downside ...
Wall Street was poised to open with losses, one day after markets rallied to near record highs following a Federal Reserve interest rate cut and chair Jerome Powell’s apparent openness to more cuts in ...
Most U.S. stocks are rising on Thursday, but a drop for Oracle is holding Wall Street back as investors question whether its big spending on artificial-intelligence technology will pay off. The S&P ...
TOKYO—The timing of Japan’s next shift in monetary policy appears to hinge on a hard-to-pin-down detail that fascinates economists: the so-called neutral level of interest rates. Bank of Japan Gov.
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has given the strongest signal yet that the central bank may resume interest rate hikes later this month, pushing the yen and bond yields higher on Monday. Ueda said ...
The Japanese yen crashed to a record low this week. Japan’s Sanae Takaichi is seeking a $112 billion stimulus. Technical analysis suggests that a USD/JPY jump to 160 is possible. The Japanese yen ...
TOKYO (Reuters) -The Bank of Japan kept interest rates steady on Thursday, with its governor sending the strongest signal yet that a rate hike was possible as soon as December depending on the outlook ...
The Bank of Japan is widely expected to hold interest rates on Thursday at its first meeting since Sanae Takaichi, an advocate of easy monetary policy, became prime minister. With Takaichi at the ...
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