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Business
U.S. Joins Japan in Rare Yen Rescue, But Unconventional Euro-Selling Tactic Triggers Market Doubts
Washington has joined forces with Tokyo in a rare joint currency intervention to bolster the slumping Japanese yen after it…
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U.S. and Japan Launch Rare Joint Currency Intervention to Support Falling Yen
In an unexpected joint operation targeting market volatility, the United States and Japan executed coordinated foreign exchange interventions to support…
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Alphabet Capital Surge Triggers Tech Selloff as Middle East Escalation and Tariffs Shake Global Markets
A historic quarter of corporate earnings was not enough to save Alphabet from a sharp Wall Street selloff, as surging…
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Mounting $39 Trillion U.S. Debt Sparks Warnings Over Vanishing Recession Buffers
A staggering $39 trillion national debt burden is leaving the United States with unprecedentedly thin fiscal margins to absorb a…
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Japanese Prime Minister’s Pride in Extreme Sleep Deprivation Sparks Backlash Amid National Work-Life Balance Push
A public admission by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi regarding her extreme work hours has ignited a sharp political debate…
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World
Japan Locks In Male-Only Imperial Succession Despite Demographic Crisis
TOKYO — Japan’s Parliament voted on Friday to legally enshrine male-only succession for the imperial throne, a decision that cements…
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Japan’s Debt Trap: Why the Yen’s Descent to 170 Appears Inevitable
The Japanese yen’s slide to 162.30 per dollar on Monday marks more than a simple currency fluctuation; it signals a…
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