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On 3 July, Japan’s Finance Minister, Satsuki Katayama, stated that the Ministry of Finance remains in close contact with US authorities regarding developments in USD/JPY as the yen traded near its weakest level in almost Read more…
ASML Holding raised its full-year sales guidance on July 15 for the second time in 2026, and investors treated it as confirmation that the AI buildout still has room to run. A day later, Taiwan Read more…
Markets This week’s benign US CPI and PPI (June) figures didn’t resonate in Fed rhetoric. Dallas Fed President Logan (2026 FOMC voter) called for modestly higher interest rates as inflation “does not appear to be Read more…
If you’ve noticed Google Search getting worse over the past few years, you’re not the only one. It has gotten so bad that recently Common Sense Media, a nonprofit focused on youth and technology, advised Read more…
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Ethereum has emerged as the standout performer in the cryptocurrency market this week after softer-than-expected US inflation data improved appetite for risk assets. While both Bitcoin and Ethereum extended their near-term rebounds following June’s CPI Read more…
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson kept the door open to another interest rate hike if inflation fails to improve, while maintaining that current policy remains appropriate for now. Speaking in prepared remarks at the Read more…
Dallas Fed President Lorie Logan became the clearest advocate yet for renewed monetary tightening, becoming the first Fed official to publicly support another interest rate increase since Kevin Warsh became chair. In prepared remarks delivered Read more…
In a speech on Thursday, Kansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid cautioned against drawing premature conclusions from this week’s softer-than-expected June CPI report, arguing that inflation remains too high and price pressures continue to be Read more…