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BOJ signals interest rate hike if yen weakens sharply
BOJ signals interest rate hike if yen weakens sharply This causes inflation or people's perception of future prices to move more than expected. -
Indonesia announced its application to join CPTPP this year, aiming to stimulate exports and trade. with good results
Indonesia prepares to apply to join CPTPP in 2567, aiming to create opportunities to stimulate exports and trade faster. Pointing out that bilateral trade negotiations are too slow. But he admits that he has concerns about the price of oil. -
Bakong digital wallet supports the active use of real money. Push transactions across borders Thai-Cambodian people Payment can be made via QR.
The Bank of Cambodia reveals the Bakong digital wallet system encourages the use of real money instead of dollars. Points out that cross-border transactions are bustling -
Central Bank of Sri Lanka Maintain policy interest rates Keep an eye on the impact of the previous interest rate cut.
Central Bank of Sri Lanka Maintain policy interest rates By interest rates on loans and deposits which are the policy interest rates of 9.50% and 8.50% respectively. -
Japan is the world's largest creditor. Foreign assets hit a new high of 3 trillion dollars.
Japan is the world's largest creditor. Foreign assets will surge to a record 471.3 trillion yen, or about US$3 trillion, in 2566. -
China, Japan, South Korea conclude trilateral summit Aiming to strengthen free trade But it may be more difficult than expected. amidst obstacles all around
Opening the issue of the Trilateral Summit of China, Japan, and South Korea, aiming to strengthen cooperation among the three nations and enhance free trade. But many obstacles can make things more difficult than planned. -
Former Bank of Japan commissioner expects the BOJ to raise interest rates to 0.50% by the end of 67.
Former Bank of Japan committee member expects the BOJ to raise interest rates to 0.50% by the end of 67 if the economic situation continues in the same direction. Indicating that the authorities are still keeping an eye on the value of the yen. -
Hong Kong Court postpones Kaisa Group liquidation case until 24 June 67.
The Hong Kong court postponed the liquidation case of Kaisa Group, one of the Chinese real estate companies that defaulted on debt payments, until June 24, 67. The company moves forward with negotiations with creditors. -
South Korea prepares to start using a new tracking system to detect naked short selling in Q1/68.
South Korea plans to launch a new tracking system to detect naked short selling in Q1/68 in an effort to prevent illegal short selling by foreign investment banks. -
Focusing on "Japan-China-India" important key drivers Asia Pacific travel
Asia Pacific travel recovering from support Japan is the most popular destination, breaking records with more than 3 million foreign tourists. Chinese tourists traveling abroad increased 80%, while the number of Indian tourists rose to a record high.
































