Bank of Japan Maintains Status Quo with Monetary Policy Decision
The Bank of Japan Maintains Policy Rate Amid Economic Uncertainties
A pedestrian strolls past the iconic Bank of Japan (BoJ) building in central Tokyo on July 28, 2023.
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Policy Rate Unchanged
The Bank of Japan decided to keep its policy rate steady after the recent monetary policy meeting, keeping the benchmark policy rate at 0%-0.1%. This decision aligns with the expectations of economists surveyed by Reuters.
Inflation Concerns
Following lower-than-expected April inflation figures in Tokyo, with the core inflation rate at 1.6% compared to the anticipated 2.2% from Reuters, the BOJ reiterated its commitment to bond purchases as per the Marc
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Bank of Japan Maintains Status Quo with Monetary Policy Decision
Experts estimate the price to reach ₹82-82.50 in FY 2025
New Delhi. The Indian rupee is expected to appreciate to around Rs 82-82.50 in FY2025, while in the near term it will trade between Rs 83-83.50 against the US dollar, said a top economist at CARE Ratings.Chief Economist Rajni Sinha According to , the Indian rupee is expected to trade between Rs 83-83.50 in the near term, although geopolitical tensions could pose potential risks. “We expect the Indian rupee to appreciate marginally to around 82-82.50
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Data on the US economy poured cold water on Wall Street investors
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Meta Platforms shares fell nearly 11% after the company provided weak guidance on its second-quarter financial performance
Major U.S. stock indexes ended the session lower after the latest data on the U.S. economy showed that it slowed significantly in the first quarter, CNBC reports.
The blue-chip benchmark Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 0.97% to 38,086.25.
IBM and Caterpillar shares fell 8.25 percent and 7.02 percent, respectively.
The broad gauge S&P 500 erased 0.46% of its value, falling to a level of 5,048.42 points.
The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite was down 100.99 points, or 0.64%, at 15,611.76.
Markets responded to new data on the US economy,
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Data on the US economy poured cold water on Wall Street investors
Vehicles put up for sale at auction
| Three hundred vehicles parked in the port of Toamasina will be the subject of an auction. |
Vehicles parked at the port of Toamasina will soon be put up for auction. These are cars that, for the most part, are straight drive or do not comply with the regulations in force in the country.
In spare parts. A special auction operation will soon take place in Toamasina. Nearly three hundred vehicles will be dismantled into spare parts and then put up for public sale. An operation which affects cars which have exceeded their customs clearance deadline, but also those which present certain irregularities in relation to the country’s regulations.
According to the Council of Ministers on Wednesday, this is an operation aimed at decongesting and streamlining traffic in the port. “These car
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Thai stocks closed 2.25 points lower this morning, swinging within a tight range, ahead of seeing first-quarter 2067 budget-US inflation this evening: InfoQuest
Thai stocks closed 2.25 points lower this morning, swinging within a tight range, ahead of seeing first-quarter 2067 budget-US inflation this evening: InfoQuest
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The SET closed this morning at 1,362.02 points, down 2.25 points (-0.16%), against a value of approximately 19,312 million baht.
Morning stock trading The index fluctuates within a narrow range. The highest point was 1,366.24 points and the lowest was 1,360.11 points.
Mr. Watan Jitsomnuk, Director of Strategic Analysis, Phai Securities He said the Thai stock market this morning fluctuated within a narrow range. Having recognized the positive factors and somewhat relieved of concern over the unrest situation in the Middle East This causes the market to return to waiting and seeing new factors in the short term. Both the release of 1Q24 operating results and March PCE inflation in the US tonight, with the market expecting a 2.4% year-over-year expansion, if it turns out lower than expected, will have an effect positive on the stock market. Including waiting to see Thai export numbers next week.
An afternoon performance is expected for the market. Swinging in a Tight Frame Similar to the morning, the support level is 1,355 points and the resistance level is 1,370 points.
As for the stocks with the highest trading value, 5 stocks
KBANK trading value 1,816.62 million baht, closed at 129.00 baht, an increase of 2.50 baht.
CPALL trading value 999.67 million baht, closed at 57.00 baht, decreased by 0.75 baht.
BBL trading value 894.93 million baht, closing at
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USD/JPY Soars in 5 Minutes: Stock Search Update
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USD/JPY 5 munud> From multi-function chart “Stock Search” The dollar/yen exchange rate in the foreign exchange market on the 26th was about 156.19 yen as of 2:00 pm, 57% compared to 5:00 pm previous day. Significant dollar appreciation and yen depreciation. The euro-yen exchange rate remains around 167 yen and 45 yen, a significant appreciation of 65 yen against the euro and depreciation of the yen.
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Resolution 5 of 04/23/2024 – Adoption of the final ranking of the internal competition notice n.1/2023/CI, by qualifications and exams, for the definitive coverage of the role profile (PDR) of Administrative Attaché-Secretariat (ADAMSE)
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Stocks, real estate, life insurance… What are the investments that have brought in the most returns over the last forty years?
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The financial context of these 40 years “is marked by an environment of falling inflation” which brought interest rates very low explains Stéphanie Galiègue, deputy general director in charge of studies at the Ieif. Geber86 / stock.adobe.com
Between 1983 and 2023, money placed in companies listed in France returned on average
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The Italian Superbonus Monster: A Threat to Public Finances and Political Responsibility
In a country where a bank – Intesa – gives parliamentarians the incredible interest rate of 5.6250 on the liquidity that is well kept in their current accounts without this scandal (as well as Scurati, censorship and similar boasting), it happens that the government within a few months. we discover that we have a scary monster at home, a monster that seems to consume everything and destroy the Italian future: the Superbonus. The ghost of this monster is called Giancarlo Giorgetti. I’m sure it’s right, but I wonder: where did this amazing creature come from? From the depths, it seems. The real underdog is the 110: nobody saw it coming. It’s a bit like the Chanel perfume that embarrasses Piero Fassino: we found it in our pockets without asking, our hands were busy, we were on the phone. In short, we didn’t recognize him until the guards arrived and crushed us. leading us to the most imaginable justifications. «We can’t update castles for free», or: «There are too many cheaters, we are grateful that we stopped it» (then prepare to stop the Pnrr projects too because it seems that the scams discovered so far are just the tip of the iceberg).
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The Italian Superbonus Monster: A Threat to Public Finances and Political Responsibility
Disclosure of imposition of surcharge on IMF loan with interest, collection of billions of dollars from 5 countries including Pakistan – Business & Economy
A report by a US think tank has revealed that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has often saddled poor or developing countries with various surcharges on top of the interest on their loans, increasing global inequality. Is.
A report released Tuesday by Boston University’s Global Development Policy Center and Columbia University’s Initiative for Policy Dialogue found that debtor member states paid a
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