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Japanese authorities may have spent around $30 billion on currency interventions

According to Bloomberg's calculations based on central bank reserve data and brokerage forecasts, the Japanese government likely expended approximately 4.68 trillion yen ($30 billion) to intervene in the foreign exchange market to bolster the yen. The information does not allow for identifying the...

Shadow Shipping Networks Drive UAE Oil Exports Through Hormuz Conflict Zone

The military escalation across the Middle East has transformed the Strait of Hormuz into one of the most volatile energy corridors in the world, forcing Gulf oil producers to rethink how crude can safely reach international buyers. Amid growing fears of attacks on commercial shipping, the United...

Economic Resilience and Capital Inflows Sustain Israel’s Growth Despite Prolonged Conflict

Israel’s economic and financial performance is defying conventional expectations, as strong growth, resilient markets, and sustained investor confidence continue even amid prolonged geopolitical tensions. What might typically trigger economic contraction—extended military engagement, regional...

Head of the U.S. Federal Reserve says higher energy prices will boost inflation in the United States

Higher energy prices will boost inflation in the United States in the short term, the Fed Chairman Jerome Powell said during a press conference following a two-day meeting that ended on Wednesday. According to him, in the longer term, the consequences of the Middle East conflict for the American...

US Fed to Holds Firm as Inflation Risks and Leadership Transition Shape the Closing Phase of the Powell Era

The United States Federal Reserve enters a pivotal policy moment defined less by immediate action and more by the strategic logic of restraint, as officials signal a strong likelihood of keeping interest rates unchanged while confronting persistent inflation risks and an impending leadership...

Bank of Japan’s Policy Pause Masks a Strategic Shift Toward Imminent Tightening

The decision by the Bank of Japan to hold interest rates steady has, on the surface, the appearance of continuity. Yet beneath that stability lies a significant shift in internal dynamics and forward guidance that signals a likely transition toward tighter monetary policy in the near term.  ...

Analysts predict global nickel shortage

The International Nickel Study Group (INSG) projects a 4.3% decrease in global primary nickel production in 2026, reaching 3.715 million tonnes. In 2025, it rose by 8.1% to 3.88 million tonnes. The INSG points out that these estimates do not consider the potential for any major interruptions to...

Energy Price Shock Reinforces Europe’s Renewable Pivot as Conflict Disrupts Fuel Markets

Europe’s evolving energy landscape is once again being reshaped by geopolitical tension, as disruptions linked to the Iran conflict ripple through global fuel markets and expose deep structural differences in how countries generate and price electricity. While the immediate impact has been a sharp...

China to allow foreign investors to enter futures market for Chinese government bonds

The China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) has announced that qualified foreign investors will be permitted to trade futures on Chinese government bonds as a means to hedge risks, according to a report by Bloomberg, which cites a statement from the regulator. The measure is intended to...

Digital Currency Strategy to Reshape Welfare Delivery as India Targets Systemic Leakages

India’s push toward a central bank digital currency is increasingly being shaped by a specific domestic challenge: the inefficiency and leakage within its vast welfare distribution system. Rather than positioning digital currency solely as a future payments innovation, policymakers are aligning it...
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