06:31 Tesla stock rises sharply, CEO Musk reduces time to engage in government operations
-米電気自動車(EV)メーカー、テスラのイーロン・マスク最高経営責任者(CEO)は22日、5月から米政府関連業務を「大幅に」縮小すると述べた。 In response to this, the company's stock price rose sharply due to after-hours trading.
- MSN01:01 Nippon Steel's acquisition of US Steel is a serious risk, and union appeals to Treasury Secretary Bescent
-In a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Bescent, the USW argued that the sale of US steel to Nippon Steel poses risks not only to security but also to the steel industry across the United States.
- MSN22/04 US Treasury Treasury plunges in April, not selling in Japan or China - State Street
-US asset management company State Street Global Advisors said the sharp drop in U.S. Treasury bonds in early April (interest rates rose sharply) was not a selling point by Japanese and Chinese investors, which had widespread observations in some markets.
- MSN21/04 The US Department of Defense is "completely collapsed," and Chief Hegses has been replaced - Former press secretary
-The US Department of Defense suffered troubles over staff and a series of personnel changes in the months following the launch of the second Trump administration, causing him to fall into a "complete collapse," and Director Hegses could be replaced. John Uriot, who recently resigned as the department's spokesman, warned:
- MSN20/04 Fed Chairman Powell dismisses the dollar and the US economy - French Finance Minister warns
-French Economy and Finance Minister Lombard warned that if US President Donald Trump fires Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, it will undermine the US economy and will stably volatility.
- MSN20/04 Goodbye "general job" is abolished one after another by the largest company in life insurance and banks - to correct wage gaps
-Nippon Life Insurance Nakakura Kyomi graduated from high school in 1984 and joined the company. At the branch where I was assigned, it was a daily routine to remember to drink tea from my boss or colleagues, serve tea, and wash it at the end of work.
- MSN19/04 Boeing returns aircraft to China to US - Trade War intensifies
-Boeing, the US aircraft giant, has begun returning the 737MAX that Chinese airlines refuse to receive, to the United States. The US-China trade war is raging.
- MSN18/04 The total number of popular funds collapsed in the past, and last year's losers made their mark - a major change in ranking
-Federal Reserve Chairman Powell this week denies the possibility of embarking on economic support, causing President Trump to anger. Meanwhile, the US stock market has once again gained the selling predominance due to the weight of tariffs, and investors are desperately searching for help.
- MSN16/04 Reports of extremely long-term bond yields fall significantly, postponing supplementary budgets and comments on Governor Ueda
-The yields on ultra-long-term government bonds have fallen significantly. Reports of postponing submission of supplementary budget proposals in the current Diet session and interviews with Bank of Japan Governor Ueda Kazuo have led to review and buying.
- MSN15/04 US Treasury Selling is not dysfunctional, suggesting a decline in trust in policy - Yellen
-Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen said the recent U.S. Treasury Selling is not a dysfunction that justifies Federal Reserve intervention, but rather a concerning sign that it shows a decline in confidence in U.S. policy decisions.
- MSN15/04 SoftBank G Corporate Bonds, Smallest in Over 10 Years for Institutional Investors - Reliable for Individuals
-SoftBank Group plans to issue corporate bonds worth around 10 billion yen to institutional investors (wholesale). It could be the company's first corporate bond in over 10 years, and the company, which requires huge amounts of money for AI investments, is beginning to become clearer, relying on individual investors.
- MSN11/04 US Steel stocks fall, Trump criticizes Japan Railway's acquisition plan every day
-US Steel's stock price fell in the US stock market on the 10th. It was disgusting that US President Trump, following the previous day, expressed the view that it would be undesirable for Japanese companies to own US Steel.
- MSN10/04 US Steel shares fall sharply outside of hours - Trump doesn't want Japan to buy it
-The stock price of US Steel, a major US steel company, fell 16% at one point in after-hours trading after the US stock market closed on the 9th. Following President Trump's statement that he does not want a Japanese company to acquire the company.
- MSN09/04 S&P 500 is below 5,000, and the level of revival of dips - Goldman
-The S&P 500 index fell to a level where long-term investors began to buy the push, according to John Flood, a partner at Goldman Sachs Group.
- MSN08/04 The US already has a recession, stock prices falling 20% more - BlackRock CEO
-Larry Fink, CEO of BlackRock, a major asset management company, said on the 7th that most CEOs he spoke to believe the US is under a recession. He also warned that President Trump's tariff policies would destabilize the global economy and would not rule out the possibility that stock prices could fall by another 20%.
- MSN08/04 Chinese President Xi suddenly agrees to promote domestic demand by turning it into a "combat mode"
-The decision by Chinese President Xi Jinping to take immediate retaliation measures against US President Trump's mutual tariffs has given the world a clear message. If the US wants to have a trade war, that means China is ready to fight.
- MSN04/04 Goldman: 9.5 in 10 levels: Unprecedented busy day - tariffs are on sale
-On the 3rd, at Goldman Sachs Group's trading desk, in the US, recorded trading levels that could be almost "unprecedented" except on the day when institutional investors reviewed their asset allocation and made major changes (Rebalance Day). Following the announcement of US President Trump's "mutual tariffs," customers moved to sell stocks.
- MSN04/04 "Four Sky" appears on Nikkei Average Chart, suggesting the end of the adjustment - last summer and the COVID-19 pandemic
-As Tokyo stock prices fell sharply every day, a "Shikaku" has emerged on the Nikkei Stock Average chart, suggesting that it was in an extreme decline. It is possible that a signal is approaching the short-term bottoming of Japanese stocks.
- MSN04/04 Nissan will strengthen local production in the US due to tariffs - partially shutting down production of luxury cars in Mexico
-On the 4th, Nissan Motor Co. announced its intention to increase local production in the United States following the introduction of additional tariffs on imported cars by the US Trump administration.
- MSN04/04 US stocks plummet, with market capitalization disappearing nearly 290 trillion yen - "No one can escape"
-US stock prices fell sharply on the 3rd. The S&P 500 stock index has lost its market capitalization of approximately $2 trillion (approximately 290 trillion yen). There is growing concern that the massive tariff measures Trump put forward the previous day will cause a recession.
- MSN02/04 Tesla announces delivery number for January-March - backlash against Musk and poor overseas performance are heavy
-Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla will announce the production and delivery number for January to March (first quarter) on the 2nd. 2025 has been a tough start, with showrooms being destroyed, production lines being partially suspended, and sales overseas falling, making it clear that its seriousness.
- MSN02/04 Goldman: Yen is the best hedging method - US recession and tariff risks
-Goldman Sachs Group expects demand for the yen to rise as a safe asset due to uncertainty over the US economy and tariffs, and the yen exchange rate will rise against the dollar to the low 140 yen range this year against the dollar.
- MSN02/04 China's Communist Party suddenly switch positions of two Political Bureau members
-The Chinese Communist Party suddenly swapped the roles of two of the 24 members of the Party's Central Political Bureau. This is an unprecedented move to break the practices of General Secretary Xi Jinping, who is entering his third term.
- MSN02/04 TT, a British asset management company under Mitsui Sumitomo FG, establishes a macro hedge fund
-TT International, a British asset management company under the umbrella of Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, has established a macro hedge fund aimed at emerging markets. It aims to benefit from increased volatility and political risk.
- MSN02/04 Trump announces tariffs to be immobilized immediately - White House Press Secretary
-The massive tariff measures that US President Trump is planning to introduce are expected to be imposed immediately immediately after the announcement on the 2nd. White House Press Secretary Levitt revealed this on the 1st.
- MSN01/04 JAL's first 10-day permanent subordinated bond issuance, with a maximum of 200 billion yen - used for aircraft purchases
-It has been announced that Japan Airlines (JAL) will issue its first permanent subordinated debt on the 10th. The company plans to issue a total of over 100 billion yen, and began investor demand surveys on the 1st. The funds raised will be used to purchase approximately 90 new aircraft, as well as to mergers and acquisitions (M&A).
- MSN01/04 US government tax revenues tend to decline, and insolvent "X Day" may be faster than expected
-While tax revenue forecasts are declining, taxpayer refunds are increasing. This is a factor that reduces the revenues of the US government, and if this continues, it could lead to a faster deadline for Congress to raise its debt cap. Alternatively, there is the risk that federal government payments will not be possible.
- MSN31/03 Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry adds 802.5 billion yen to Lapidas in fiscal 2013 - cumulative total of over 1.8 trillion yen
-On the 31st, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry announced that it has decided to provide additional support of up to 802.5 billion yen in fiscal 2025 to Lapidas, which is aiming to mass-produce next-generation semiconductors. The cumulative amount of support for the Post-5G Information and Communications System Infrastructure Strengthening Research and Development Project since fiscal yea
- MSN31/03 SBI certificate confirms fraudulent transactions due to phishing scams and takeovers
-On the 31st, SBI Securities announced that it had confirmed that there had been fraudulent transactions in which a customer's ID was hijacked by phishing scams and malware. A spokesperson responded to an interview with Bloomberg.
- MSN31/03 Japanese government bonds record the world's biggest losses, and interest rates rise as the Bank of Japan's monetary policy normalizes
-Following the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike last year, Japanese government bonds recorded the biggest losses ever in the global bond market. Investors are rethinking their strategy for Japanese government bonds.
- MSN30/03 Myanmar earthquake kills more than 1,600 people - rescue teams arrive in the mid-range and other areas
-The number of deaths in central Myanmar on the 28th in a magnitude of 7.7 earthquake hit 1,644. Mandalay, the country's second largest city, suffered major damage. Rescue teams from around the world have arrived in the country, carrying out search operations and other activities.
- MSN30/03 Trump administration revokes Venezuelan business licenses for US and European companies - related parties
-The Trump administration has ordered several US and European companies to withdraw from Venezuela. The business licenses and exemptions that had been granted up to now have been revoked. Three people familiar with the matter revealed this on the 29th. Venezuela's Maduro administration's isolation in the global oil market is expected to deepen.
- MSN28/03 Assassin's Creed game, Ubii split-up, investing in Tencent
-French game development company Ubisoft Entertainment plans to spin off its divisions with popular titles such as Assassin's Creed and Far Cry as a subsidiary with a corporate value of approximately 4 billion euros (approximately 650 billion yen).
- MSN27/03 Unnatural low stock fluctuations, suspected voices related to fraudulent trading - impact market reliability
-There have been a series of cases where low-ranking stocks fluctuate unnaturally on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Market officials have raised voices asking whether it is linked to fraudulent transactions that occur in some online securities, and there is also concern that it may undermine the reliability of the market.
- MSN27/03 Microsoft expands data centers in Japan, mid-April
-On the 27th, Microsoft announced plans to expand Japan's data centers. The US-US high-performance image processing semiconductors (GPUs) will be introduced, and more advanced computing resources will be available from mid-April.
- MSN27/03 China's new business suspension with Li Jia-sheng and his family and related parties - domestic and international investment survey
-China has called on state-owned companies to suspend new transactions with Hong Kong's millionaire Li Jia-chen and his family-related companies. Several people familiar with the matter have revealed this. China was increasingly unhappy with plans to sell the two Panama Canal ports to a global consortium.
- MSN26/03 Amazon stocks look like they've never been listed - Wall Street is a strong view
-Amazon.com is currently undergoing a rare situation in which it is considered "cheap." Valuations have fallen to levels that have been barely seen since listing in 1997.
- MSN25/03 Ukraine unconditionally supports a complete ceasefire with Russia - Ambassador to the United States
-Ukrainian ambassador to the US Markarova said on the 24th that the country unconditionally supports a complete ceasefire with Russia. Currently, discussions are being made about a plan to limit attacks on energy infrastructure only.
- MSN25/03 President Trump to impose 25% tariffs on Venezuelan oil and gas purchaser
-On the 24th, US President Trump announced his intention to impose a 25% tariff on countries purchasing Venezuelan oil and gas.
- MSN24/03 German SAP becomes the largest listed company in Europe by market capitalization - Novo Nordisk surpasses Novo Nordisk
-German software giant SAP has surpassed Danish drug giant Novo Nordisk and has become Europe's largest listed company by market capitalization.
- MSN24/03 Business improvement orders to four non-life insurance companies including the Financial Services Agency and Tokio Marine and Nichido - due to information leakage issues
-On the evening of the 24th, the Financial Services Agency announced that it had issued business improvement orders based on the Insurance Business Act for Tokio Marine and Nichido Fire Insurance, a subsidiary of Tokio Marine and Nichido Fire Insurance, a subsidiary of Tokio Marine and Nichido Fire Insurance, a subsidiary of Tokio Marine and Nichido Fire Insurance, a subsidiary of Tokio Marine and
- MSN24/03 Japanese stocks are expensive in automobiles and shipping, while banks and crude oil-related indices lack direction
-On the 24th, buying was ahead of the Tokyo Stock Exchange on the 24th, as it was believed that the impact of US mutual tariffs on the global economy was not as high as there were concerns. Pharmaceuticals, information and communications are also expensive. On the other hand, banks have fallen, and crude oil-related companies such as precision equipment and mining are also low, and the index is lac
- MSN24/03 Vice First Lady Vance visits Greenland - Following Trump's eldest son
-US Vice First Lady Usha Vans will visit Greenland this week. Trump's eldest son, Trump Jr., visited the area in January, as President Trump insists that the United States should buy Greenland from Denmark.
- MSN22/03 "Monster-class" money flows into stocks, despite worrying about tariffs - BofA
-The global stock market is continuing to see "monster-class" money flows, and there is no concern about the risks a full trade war could pose on stocks, Bank of America's (BofA) Michael Hartnett pointed out.
- MSN20/03 Trump talks with Zelensky to take action against ceasefire "Good"
-On the 19th, US President Trump held a telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Zelensky. Trump said the meeting was "very good" and said efforts to end the war in Ukraine were "good."
- MSN20/03 Nvidia CEO points out that demand for computing infrastructure is rising - DeepSeek tour
-Jensun Huang, CEO of US semiconductor giant NVIDIA, said on the 19th that new AI models that derive complex answers will further increase demand for computing infrastructure. He spoke at the company's annual developer conference, "GTC," held in San Jose, California.
- MSN19/03 Canadian car show excludes Tesla from exhibitor list - safety concerns
-Tesla has been excluded from the list of exhibitors at the Vancouver International Auto Show, which will be held in Canada on the 19th. Organizers cited safety concerns. There have been a series of incidents that have been thought to be motivated by a backlash against CEO Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration, including Tesla vehicles and charging stations being set on fire.
- MSN19/03 JX Metal's initial price of 843 yen, up over 6% compared to temporary public offering price - the first large-scale project in 6 years
-JX Metals, which operates the semiconductor materials business, was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market on the 19th. It began with a sign of buying, and the initial price was 843 yen, 2.8% higher than the public offering price of 820 yen. This is the largest initial public offering (IPO) since 2018, and attention is focused on whether stock price trends will serve as a tailwind for sub
- MSN17/03 Cabinet approval ratings plummet, increasingly severe administration - some point that it will affect financial normalization
-Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru's administration is becoming more severe due to the issue of distributing gift certificates to lawmakers belonging to the LDP. The cabinet's approval ratings fell sharply in opinion polls conducted by news outlets over the weekend. There is also view that the instability of political situations could have an impact on the Bank of Japan's monetary policy, which has bee
- MSN15/03 Economy "cannot survive" criticizes wealthy Lasley for uncertainty in the Trump administration
-Mark Lasley, a wealthy man who co-founded the US investment firm Avenue Capital Group, said uncertainty about US President Trump's policies, particularly tariff policies, has made investors unable to take advantage of opportunities in the market.
- MSN08/03 Russia suggests that it will accept a ceasefire - Trump continues pressure on Ukraine
-Russia suggested it was ready to accept a temporary ceasefire with Ukraine under certain conditions. Meanwhile, President Trump continues to pressure Ukraine to move towards a peace agreement.
- MSN07/03 Nasdaq Exchange will be available around the clock in the second half of 2026 - Responding to demand from overseas
-The Nasdaq, the second largest operator of the US stock exchange, plans to set up a 24-hour trading system for US stocks. Demand for US stocks is growing worldwide, with more exchanges wanting to link this opportunity to increase revenue.
- MSN07/03 The yen is in the high of the 147 yen range, with the Bank of Japan expecting a rate hike in five months - risk aversion
-On the 7th, the yen exchange rate in the Tokyo foreign exchange market was at a high of around five months, at the dollar's high of 147 yen. Following the demand for high wage increases in the spring labor offensive, expectations for the Bank of Japan to raise additional interest rates, and yen buying has become dominant. The fact that Japanese stocks have fallen sharply due to concerns over the T
- MSN07/03 The yen will rise next week, with Bank of Japan expecting interest rate hikes and Trump's policy warnings - the 146 yen range
-The yen exchange rate is likely to rise next week. Domestic wage statistics and the high wage rate during the spring 2025 labor offensive raise expectations for the Bank of Japan's interest rate hikes, and the trend of the strong yen is expected to continue. The uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration's tariff policy is disgusting in the financial markets, and it is easy to lean towards b
- MSN07/03 [Japan Market] Stocks are sharply declining, US tariff policy and concerns about appreciation of the yen - Long-term interest rates rise every day
-Stocks fell sharply in the Japanese market on the 7th. Amid continuing concerns about US President Trump's tariff policy, the Bank of Japan's growing expectation of additional interest rate hikes has accelerated the selling. The yen rose to the mid-147 yen range per dollar. Long-term interest rates in the bond market have hit their highest level in 16 years every day.
- MSN07/03 Citadel Securities to earn $9.7 billion - overtake Barclays
-Citadel Securities, a major US market maker (pricing), recorded its highest trading revenue for the full year of 2024. It overcame multiple European banks and ranked on par with the world's huge banks.
- MSN03/03 Trump and TSMC announce US investment of $100 billion - people
-Taiwan Semiconductor Electric Railway Manufacturing (TSMC) plans to invest $100 billion (about 15 trillion yen) in chip manufacturing plants in the US over the next four years. A person familiar with the matter revealed this. President Trump is scheduled to announce it on the 3rd.
- MSN03/03 Seven & I will be resigning to President Isaka and will be the first foreigner to succeed him as a new foreigner - Nikkei
-On the 3rd, Seven & i Holdings has entered into final adjustments to resign President Isaka Ryuichi (67), the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported. The company is currently planning to replace Stephen Hayes Dekas (64), an outside director and CEO of Seiyu.
- MSN03/03 Zelensky, who is trying to keep out by Trump, has strong support from Ukrainian people
-The Trump administration has clearly stated that Ukrainian President Zelensky is an obstacle to his support for the country.
- MSN03/03 DeepSeek discloses profit margins, "in theory" is 545% - no partial cost reflection
-On the 1st, Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) startup DeepSeek revealed some financial figures. In this article, he revealed that the "theoretical" profit margin is more than five times the cost. The AI industry is considered uncertain about its business model.
- MSN01/03 Sony G issues bonds for the first time in a year, with interest rates continuing to rise, totaling 110 billion yen
-The Sony Group has decided on the condition of yen-denominated corporate bonds for the first time in about a year, amid rising pressure on government bond yields due to the Bank of Japan's early anticipation of an additional interest rate hike.
- MSN27/02 Nvidia says analysts say outlook 'not satisfied' - stock price rises outside of hours
-Nvidia, a major semiconductor manufacturer that is a central figure in the AI spending boom, announced on the 26th that the financial results were solid, but not outstanding. This has led to slower response from investors.
- MSN26/02 Fitch downgrades Nissan to junk class - Moody's
-On the 26th, Fitch Ratings reduced Nissan's credit rating to junk. The downgrade following Moody's Japan on the 21st means that all three major rating companies have been awarded speculative ratings.
- MSN26/02 US backs European peacekeeping forces after Ukraine's ceasefire - French finance minister
-French Economy and Finance Minister Lombard said the US will support European troops after the Ukraine-Russia ceasefire agreement and will support peacekeeping.
- MSN26/02 Super Micro stocks rise sharply, retreated concerns about delisting - late report submitted
-US server maker Super Micro Computer (SMCI) rose sharply in after-hours trading on the US stock market on the 25th. It was raised by just over 20% at one point. The delayed annual report (Form 10K) for fiscal year 2024 (ends June 30th) has been able to submit by the newly set deadline by the Nasdaq, concerns for delisting have been receding.
- MSN26/02 Japan Post sells 600 billion yen in Japan Post Bank shares - related parties
-It has been revealed that it has decided to sell some of Japan Post Bank's shares, which are owned by Japan Post. The total sale is expected to be around 600 billion yen. A person involved revealed this on the 26th.
- MSN24/02 Ukraine rebounds on the size of mineral funds - in return for US military support
-Ukraine is rebeling against the US government's demand for the establishment of a $500 billion fund, which it presented as part of a deal to distribute mineral resource revenue in return for its military support. Ukrainian officials who are aware of the talks have revealed this.
- MSN23/02 Berkshire's profits skyrocket, interest rates and strong insurance - tax payments are broken records
-Berkshire Hathaway, a US investment and insurance company led by Warren Buffett, announced on the 22nd that operating profit rose 71% in its October-December 2024 (fourth quarter). The company's investment revenue increased due to rising interest rates, and the insurance business also improved.
- MSN23/02 President Zelensky is ready to resign for peace in Ukraine
-Ukrainian President Zelensky said at a press conference in Kiu on the 23rd that he was prepared to step down if peace could be brought to his war-torn country. It will be three whole years since Russia's invasion of Ukraine 24 days.
- MSN21/02 Foxcony proposes collaboration with Honda, with four companies looking to pursue Nissan and Mitsubishi Motors - Nikkei
-It has been revealed that Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry has proposed to collaborate with Honda, the Nihon Keizai Shimbun reported on the 21st, citing people related to Fox Hai in the electronic version. Foxcony is exploring a partnership with Nissan Motor Corporation in order to strengthen its electric vehicle (EV) business. The company is considering collaborating with four companies, inclu
- MSN21/02 Nissan stocks are rising sharply, and reports that Tesla will develop a plan to invest in Japan
-Nissan Motor Corporation expanded its gains in trading on the afternoon of the 21st, rising 12% to 471 yen, marking the highest rate of daytime gain since December 18, 2024. Japan's high-level group, including former Prime Minister Suga Yoshihide, has formulated plans for American electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer Tesla to invest in Nissan, the Financial Times reported.
- MSN21/02 A 21-year-old talent startup supported by Thiel, with a company valuation of $2 billion
-Melcore, a US startup that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to support human resource matching, has launched a new funding round, bringing the company's valuation to $2 billion (approximately 300 billion yen). The valuation amount rose sharply amid the continuing AI boom.
- MSN20/02 The first company to expect wage increases in 2023 exceeds 60%, with momentum sustained - Teikoku data
-A survey by Teikoku Databank has found that the first company is expecting wage increases to 2025, more than 60% have come to an end. This suggests that momentum has continued since last year, when it achieved a record-breaking wage increase, and is a good factor for the Bank of Japan, which is pushing forward with normalizing monetary policy.
- MSN20/02 With stocks rising, the largest number of households owning over 100 million yen - Nomura Research Institute
-Approximately 1.65 million households in Japan own more than 100 million yen, the Nomura Research Institute announced that it was the most since the survey began in 2005. The background to this is a significant increase in the value of assets such as stocks and investment trusts.
- MSN19/02 Investors prefer global stocks, risk-oriented is the highest since 2010 - BofA survey
-Global equities are the most preferred assets among investors, a Bank of America (BofA) study showed. Investor risk orientation has been the highest in the past 15 years.
- MSN18/02 What will happen if European troops are attacked by Russia? US demands details
-The US has asked European countries to clarify their security commitments they are prepared to provide to Ukraine and details of how they will respond if the troops sent to the country are attacked by Russia.
- MSN14/02 Nissan consults with KKR and seeks funding methods such as capital increase - those involved
-It has been revealed that Nissan Motor and US investment fund KKR have begun discussions on Nissan's fundraising. Given that the plan to establish a joint holding company with Honda has been blankly withdrawn to resolve the poor performance, Nissan has been exploring the possibilities of various financing measures, including capital increase, with KKR as the underwriter. There is.
- MSN14/02 Apple announces product on the 19th, approaching the launch of cheaper iPhones - name change
-Apple plans to unveil a product on February 19th that CEO Tim Cook calls "a new family member."
- MSN14/02 US Steel stocks fall, President Trump says to distance himself from Nippon Steel's investment negotiations
-US Steel stocks fell 1.9% on the US stock market on the 13th. President Trump has said that tariffs he has put forward will save the company, and has distanced himself from the proposal to negotiate investments by Nippon Steel.
- MSN12/02 The yen is sharply falling against the dollar, and tariffs are wary and how the US CPI is trying 155 yen
-On the 12th of New York time, the yen fell sharply against the dollar for the first time in about a week. This has dropped for three consecutive days, marking the longest decline in the past month. As concerns were growing that the Trump administration would also impose tariffs on Japan, the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) was announced more strongly than expected.
- MSN12/02 Trump tariffs are "devastating" on the auto industry - Ford warns
-Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley visited Washington on the 12th and said U.S. automobiles were hit by a 25% tariff on U.S. President Trump's policy on Canada and Mexico. It warns the industry that it will "deal with a major blow."
- MSN10/02 BP stock rises at one point, the biggest rise since 2020 - Activist holds stock
-On the 10th, the stock price of BP, a major quartz oil company that has been struggling with poor performance for many years, rose, at one point reaching its highest level since 2020. It has been revealed that one of the world's leading hard-line activists (speaking investors) Eliot Investment Management, the US, owns BP stakes.
- MSN09/02 Musk's DOGE accesses federal central financial reporting system - people
-Elon Musk, who heads the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under the Trump administration, will send a DOGE team to the Treasury Department of Treasury (BFS) on the 11th and 13th to gain access to the US government's central accounting system. This was revealed by a person familiar with the matter.
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