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Bank of Japan's rate hike likely first of many
The Bank of Japan has raised interest rates, indicating that this may be the start of further increases. Although the bank maintains there is some way to go in its monetary tightening efforts, observe...
Daiwa resumes hiring for mergers and acquisitions amid 'vibrant' Japan market
Following a period of uncertainty due to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff announcements, Daiwa Securities has restarted its hiring process specifically for mergers and acquisitions roles, citing a...
UK chancellor plans spring forecast for March
The UK Labour government plans to hold its annual major fiscal event in spring, likely in March. This decision follows an intention to limit such significant financial announcements to one per year....
Hong Kong’s famed Peak Tram to increase standard fares by up to 40%
Hong Kong's Peak Tram announced an increase in standard fares beginning next Monday, with the most significant hikes being for children and seniors tickets which will rise by approximately 38-39%. Mea...
Japan eyes intensive aid to promote regional tourism
The Japanese government plans to offer support for spreading inbound tourists across less congested areas in order to reduce overtourism in major cities....
BOJ rate hike could be both good and bad for households
The Bank of Japan's potential rate hike could adversely affect home owners through increased loan interest rates but may positively impact households with higher bank deposit rates....
Rubio fields questions at wide-ranging news conference
Senator Marco Rubio held a comprehensive press briefing during which he addressed various topics including U.S. foreign policy, economic issues, and domestic concerns....
Balance Issue: Putin Explains Why Russia is Increasing VAT
President Vladimir Putin provided an explanation for the increase in Value-Added Tax (VAT) in Russia, stating that recent changes to taxation are part of a broader economic balance adjustment strategy...
Putin says measures against fraudsters in Russia have worked
Russian President Vladimir Putin stated that recent actions taken by the government to combat fraudulent activities within Russia have been effective....
Yin cited in ORF on her analysis on the Federal Reserve and how internal pressures are reshaping the US economic order
Dr. Yin was featured in an article by ORF where she discusses how internal pressures are influencing changes within the Federal Reserve, impacting the structure of the U.S. economy....
Small Saaremaa bakery closes doors as logistics costs balloon
Karja Pagar, a bakery operating for over three decades on the Estonian island of Saaremaa, has announced its closure in April due to escalating logistics expenses. The decision will result in the layo...
Ida-Viru County supplier to Head sportswear company to close, 43 jobs lost
VR-Koda, a long-standing family firm and supplier to the Head sportswear company located in Ida-Viru County of Estonia, is set to close its operations next month after three decades. The closure will ...
China imposes beef-import quota, slaps over-quota tariffs to shield local industry
China has introduced a three-year import quota for beef from major trading countries, including Brazil, Argentina, Australia, Uruguay, New Zealand, and the United States, effective January 4, 2026. A ...
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