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Yen jumps on BOJ hike bets, dollar slips on Waller comments
Korean won hits 14-month high against US dollar as Japan's yen strengthens
Japanese Yen: BoJ repricing supports gains against US Dollar – MUFG
Yen rallies sharply as markets raise bets on Bank of Japan rate hikes; US dollar drops
Japanese Yen strengthens on BoJ rate hike signals
Yen support: Japan services PMI hits five-month high as inflation strengthens BOJ hike case
BOJ chief signals chance of September rate hike, debate on price risks
BOJ to Discuss Rate Hike at Every Meeting: Governor Ueda
BOJ must conduct rate hikes nimbly, hawkish board member says
BOJ Board Hawk Takata Leaves Door Open for Outsized Rate Hike
BOJ’s Ueda to decide on interest rate hike with upside price risks in mind
BOJ hawk Takata says nimble rate hikes needed as inflation risks build
BoJ’s Ueda says no comment on daily moves, markets price in high likelihood of September rate hike
Japan’s benchmark bond yield rises to 3% for first time in 30 years
Bessent Suggests Backing for BOJ Action in Meeting With Ueda
US Treasury Secretary Bessent backs Yen support, urges BoJ clarity
US Treasury Secretary Bessent backs Japan's steps, presses G20 on Iran
Japan’s 10-year bond yield tops 3% for 1st time since 1996 amid fiscal, rate hike concerns
Japan's 10-Year Yield Tops 3% for First Time in 30 Years
Japanese borrowing costs hit 30-year high as Bessent says Tokyo may intervene to boost yen
Japan, US agree on need for continued coordination to stabilize yen
Japan's benchmark bond yield rises to 3% for first time in 30 years
Japan’s 10-year government bond hits 3% for first time in three decades
Japan’s 10-year government bond yield hits 3% for first time since 1996
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Wednesday, August 26, 2026
Saskatchewan sets 50% tariff on US alcohol after new Trump tariffs on Canadian goods
Reuters · 8 sources
Nvidia Reports Blowout Quarter, Says Demand for AI Chips Is Getting Even Hotter
The Wall Street Journal · 5 sources
US Economy Expands 1.5% With Spending, Investment Revised Up
Bloomberg · 4 sources
Brazil’s inflation cools as prices post first monthly decline in a year
Reuters · 5 sources
Fed’s Cook Denies Wrongdoing as Trump Renews Bid to Fire Her
Bloomberg · 7 sources
Wall Street Slips as July PCE Inflation Tops Forecasts
Seoul Economic Daily · 4 sources
BOJ deputy governor Himino calls for 'timely' rate hike
Reuters · 3 sources
Ministers tell Bank of England to boost innovation in digital currencies
Financial Times · 2 sources
South Korea central bank delivers back-to-back rate hike, as expected
Reuters · 5 sources
(URGENT) Seoul stocks end higher for 3rd day on Nvidia earnings
Yonhap News Agency
US inflation remains elevated as GDP growth outlook brightens
CNBC TV18 · 2 sources
Interest rates must rise further on inflation risks, ECB's Schnabel tells Bloomberg
Reuters · 3 sources
Best-performing crypto in August: Cardano leads with 36% gain, Bitcoin hits $80,000
CNBC TV18 · 6 sources
Trump has submitted civil nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia to Congress for review: Report
CNBC TV18 · 5 sources
Asia stocks rise on boosted confidence in AI rally; Kospi jumps up to 3%
CNBC TV18
Australia Inflation Overshoots Estimate, Boosting Rate-Hike Bets
Bloomberg · 6 sources
Japan Health Min. Eyes Record 36.5 T. Yen in FY 2027 Budget
Jiji Press via Nippon.com · 4 sources
US-Iran war sinks into energy trench warfare six months on
Reuters · 3 sources
Canadian Dollar: Trade conflict keeps downside risks alive against US Dollar - ING
FXStreet · 5 sources
SEC reportedly subpoenas Wall Street banks over AI hedge fund Situational Awareness's near collapse
CNBC · 4 sources
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