Most economists expect BOJ to hold rates through 2024, with hikes and tapering likely by 2026.
Rising yields on Japan’s 30- and 40-year bonds attract global investors amid shrinking central bank support.
US-China trade talks yield limited progress; risk currencies dip, Chinese equities rise, tariffs remain during appeal.
Nathanael Benjamin emphasized risk management, collaboration, and adaptability to ensure financial stability and economic growth.
US dollar strengthens as risk currencies decline; markets await US CPI data amid tariff-related inflation fears.
Trump to revoke California EV mandates, challenging emissions rules and prompting legal clash with state officials.
Japan’s May PPI rose 3.2% year-on-year, signaling easing inflation pressures and potential policy implications.
Chinese and U.S. officials held candid, rational talks, aiming to build trust and boost global economy.
Futures rollover shifts positions to new contracts before expiration; monitoring volume aids in navigating transitions.
Goldman Sachs forecasts tariffs to raise goods prices, pushing core inflation to 3.5% by year-end.
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