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04:01 Besent would be willing to offer a line of credit to Argentina

The Secretary of the United States Treasury, Scott Besent, said the Trump administration would be willing to offer the Argentine government a specific credit line if a global crisis endangered the economic recovery led by President Javier Milei, according to three people with direct knowledge of his comments.

17:41 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.

22/04 Boeing Sells Jeppesen Unit to Thoma Bravo for $10.6 Billion

Boeing Co. agreed to sell its flight navigation unit and related assets to Thoma Bravo for $10.6 billion in cash, the first major portfolio transaction under Chief Executive Officer Kelly Ortberg as he seeks to shore up the planemaker’s finances.

22/04 Gold Surges to Record as Trump Ramps Up Threats Against Powell

Gold rose to a record as concern that President Donald Trump could fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell triggered a flight from US stocks, bonds and the dollar.

21/04 Trump’s Push Against Powell Adds to Doubts of US’s Haven Status

The sell-America trade gathered momentum on Monday on concern President Donald Trump will act upon his threat of firing Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell and implement policies that lead to a recession.

21/04 Gold Hits Record as Dollar Sags and Trade War Concerns Persist

Gold rallied to a record as a fresh bout of US dollar weakness, criticism of the Federal Reserve by President Donald Trump and persistent trade war concerns underpinned haven demand.

20/04 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.

20/04 First Shockwaves of Trump’s Tariffs Are About to Hit the World Economy

Three weeks after US President Donald Trump effectively declared a trade war with the whole world, new economic forecasts and surveys will point to the initial fallout.

19/04 Xi’s No. 2 Signals Openness to Policy Shift as Tariffs Hit

Chinese Premier Li Qiang said government officials need to ensure market confidence at “critical moments” with prompt and proactive policy measures, comments that appear to signal urgency to shore up the economy as the trade dispute with the US worsens.

18/04 Trump criticizes Powell and says that Fed should have already dropped rates

The president of the USA, Donald Trump, said he does not see the time that the president of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, leaves his position, and argued that the Central Bank should have already lowered the interest rates.

18/04 BCE again cuts rates for fear of Trump tariffs

The European Central Bank lowered interest rates for the seventh time since last June, since world commercial tensions threaten to derail the economic recovery of the region.

18/04 Trump Administration Takes Over New York Penn Station Revamp

The Trump administration is taking the helm of the $7 billion dollar makeover of New York’s Pennsylvania Station, booting the Metropolitan Transportation Authority as the original leader of the project.

17/04 Koo Bon -seung, Lee Dong -gun visit to Jeju Cafe… Interest with Kim Sook

Actor Koo Bon -seung visited Lee Dong -gun's new door on Jeju Island and attracted attention.The Koo Bon -seung posted a photo taken at the cafe with the words, “I was sitting to avoid the wind, but it was a photo restaurant.” Since the opening, Lee Sang -min and Koo Bon -seung have promoted Lee Dong -gun's cafes, and have been attracting attention as a new hot place in Jeju Island after the offic

16/04 Trump intensifies fight with Harvard and threatens tax free status

The president of the USA, Donald Trump, intensified his fight with Harvard University by threatening his condition of being exempt from paying taxes, after the school rejected its demands to change its policies or lose billions of dollars in federal financing.

15/04 This is known about MPPE payments today, April 15: good news, payment of fortnight and war bonus with increase

The Ministry of Popular Power for Education (MPPE) already deposited the first half of April 2025 and the War Bonus for thousands of active and retired teachers in Venezuela.

15/04 Strong weight depreciation would press the debt without coverage from Chile

In a month in which the Chilean peso depreciated up to 6% against the dollar, the coverage policy of the Ministry of Finance on the country's external debt may not be sufficient to avoid an increase in the cost of debt.

15/04 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.

15/04 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.

14/04 Trump Ally Noboa Reelected in an Ecuador Torn Apart by Gangs

Ecuador’s electoral authority declared President Daniel Noboa the winner of Sunday’s election, giving him a full four-year term to try to rein in cocaine violence and rouse the economy from its lost decade.

12/04 Jon Bon Jovi is criticized by mayor after opening a restaurant for homeless people

According to Daniel Rodrick, mayor of the city of Toms Rivers, in New Jersey, a restaurant is leading people to move to the city

11/04 Investors try to spawn $ 10 billion on Master CDBs

Investors individuals are trying to get rid of Banco Master debt securities, pulling the income offered upwards and complicating fundraising by the bank that faces difficulties to cover short -term obligations.

11/04 Bon Iver: Sable, Fable review – Justin Vernon’s most easy-going record yet

This companion album to last year’s Sable EP gives those sorrowful songs a soulful lift, with Vernon’s beautiful falsetto vocals to the fore

11/04 Bon Iver: Sable, Fable review – From carefree Supermac’s fan to angsty melancholy and, now, romantic yearning

Advance press described Sable, Fable as Bon Iver’s “sexiest” album yet, which is misleading. There’s a lot of romantic yearning, however, as Justin Vernon traces the arc of a relationship from infatuation to connection to contentment, a journey that he explores via blissed-out yacht rock (Everything Is Peaceful Love) and fuzzy Radiohead-style dirge rock (If Only Could Wait, a duet with Danielle Ha

11/04 ‘Have the courage to walk away’: Bon Iver on romance, retirement and his rapturous new record

Riven with anxiety from years of touring, Justin Vernon found he couldn’t leave the house. Then a new relationship changed his concept of love. His radiant new album shares the revelations

10/04 New Jersey mayor blasts Jon Bon Jovi's nonprofit for drawing homeless to library

Toms River Mayor Daniel Rodrick accused the Jon Bon Jovi Soul Kitchen of attracting homeless people to a downtown library.

09/04 Mayor denounces that Jon Bon Jovi community dining room increases the presence of homeless people

A food program operated by a private organization revived tensions between local authorities and humanitarian groups in the northeastern country

07/04 Republican mayor says Jon Bon Jovi’s soup kitchen is attracting homeless people to Jersey Shore town

Republican mayor says Jon Bon Jovi’s soup kitchen is attracting homeless people to Jersey Shore town - The rocker and his wife said they have no plans to shutter the pop-up cafe

02/04 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.

02/04 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.

01/04 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).

31/03 Corte

The presidential ambitions of the extreme right -wing leader Marine Le Pen received a possible deadly blow after a French court declared her guilty of embezzlement and forbidden to appear at the next elections in 2027.

31/03 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.

29/03 Macro operators prepare for "Tariff Day"

From New York to London and Hong Kong, investors are reducing the risk before the tariff ads next week, while keeping the cash ready to take advantage of opportunities as soon as they arise.

29/03 Trump Turmoil Has Macron Eyeing Euro Challenge to Dollar

Donald Trump has piqued European leaders’ interest in currency markets.

29/03 [US market conditions] Stocks fall sharply due to economic unrest, and the dollar fell below 150 yen - government bonds rising

The US stock market fell sharply on the 28th. Signs of weakness in consumer spending, the main driving force behind the US economy, have surfaced, and there are concerns that inflation may accelerate even further amid the trade war.

26/03 End of the Selic cycle requires projection of the BC in the goal, says Mesquita

The Central Bank needs its inflation projections to retreat to the 3% target to enable the end of Selic's discharge cycle, according to Mario Mesquita, chief economist of Itaú Unibanco.

24/03 Erdogan Bets World Will Turn a Blind Eye to Turmoil in Turkey

After his biggest political rival was jailed, the president is banking on his NATO allies needing Turkey more than they need a fight over its democracy.

21/03 Argentina makes the law from ice to funds to which US $ 16,100 million owes

On paper, it was one of the most lucrative victories in history in the field of litigation financing. Burford Capital Ltd., a niche company, won the Gordo award along with other creditors when a judge issued compensation of US $ 16,100 million for the cause he acquired against the Argentine government for less than US $ 17 million.

21/03 Argentina will sell debt when the yields of its bonds fall under 10%

Argentina is waiting for the yields of its sovereign bonds to fall below 10% before exploring an expected return to international capital markets, a government official said to investors in a presentation in Buenos Aires.

20/03 MPPE payments with increase today, March 20: War Bonus, Cestatics and Confirmed Benefits for Teachers of Venezuela

The Venezuelan Ministry of Education ensures the distribution of the war bonus and the Cestaticket during March 2025, providing support to teachers in exercise, retirees and pensioners.

20/03 Congress Upholds Milei’s Decree to Back New IMF Argentina Deal

Argentina’s lower house of Congress upheld President Javier Milei’s emergency executive decree backing a new deal with the International Monetary Fund, a key legislative step that clears the way for a formal announcement on the details of a future program.

19/03 Wall Street Change the Focus Foc

It is no longer the federal reserve stock market.

18/03 Incest scene on hit show divides fans: ‘Way too much’

Fans of The White Lotus suspected it would happen, but still seemed shocked when Patrick Schwarzenegger’s character shared a kiss with his on-screen brother.

14/03 JPMorgan says that the worst of the US stockcake is likely

The worst of the correction of US variable income may have ended since credit markets indicate a lower risk of recession, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.

14/03 Trump and Senate Republicans Fail to Solve US Debt Ceiling Problem

President Donald Trump and key Senate Republicans are still grasping for a solution to the US government closing in on breaching its legal borrowing limit following a White House meeting Thursday.

13/03 Goldman Sachs: Spreads in the US will expand considerably

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists drastically raised their forecasts for credit differentials, or Spreads, US, citing tariff risks and indications that the White House is willing to tolerate short -term economic weakness.

12/03 Former Pimco El-Erian says that US exceptionalism is at risk

The exception of the United States is under threat of uncertainty about President Donald Trump's political guidelines and economic guidelines, according to Mohamed El-Erian.

11/03 Good news for IVSS pensioners and major love: they will receive a new payment before March 25, 2025 for homeland

The IVSS and Major Love pensioners are about to be benefited by the delivery of a new monthly payment, delivered by the administration of Nicolás Maduro through the homeland system.

09/03 The aura of "US First" has faded, and the weakness of US stocks and dollars has been sharply clear

The financial markets as a whole are no longer "US first."

06/03 German bonds record their worst day from the fall of the Berlin wall

The German bonds suffered their worst day since the months that followed the fall of the Berlin wall due to a historical spending plan that will unlock hundreds of billions of euros for investments in defense and infrastructure.

04/03 ‘Bullying’: Millie Bobby Brown, 21, calls out commentary about her appearance

Millie Bobby Brown is fed up with the negative commentary around her appearance, calling out those who are “so desperate to tear young women down”.

01/03 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.

01/03 China Keeps Unprecedented Hold on Metals With Mining Push Abroad

China last year committed more resources than ever to mining abroad as part of Xi Jinping’s global infrastructure program, a new study found, underscoring its growing grip on the metals supply chain just as fears of over-reliance on Beijing grow around the world.

28/02 [Japan Market] Long-term interest rates suddenly rise, and financial officers say warnings for Bank of Japan interest rate hikes - yen falling down

On the 27th, long-term interest rates rose for the first time in four business days (bond prices fell). Finance Minister Mimura Jun's comments on the Bank of Japan's monetary policy led to an increase in the expectation of an early rate hike again. The yen market fell slightly against the dollar.

27/02 Investors in Treasuries expect that Fed will focus on growth risks again

Investors in the United States government bonds are beginning to bet that the Federal Reserve will soon have to worry about inflation to worry about the slowdown in economic growth.

27/02 Trump revokes oil license to Venezuela in a blow to the Maduro government

President Donald Trump said he plans to revoke an oil license to operate in Venezuela, due to the country's failure to receive migrants to the United States as quickly as he had promised.

26/02 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.

26/02 Lowe’s Expects to Reverse Sales Slump on Improving Demand

Lowe’s Cos. forecast sales to rise this year, an early sign that consumers are starting to spend again after staying on the sidelines due to higher rates.

23/02 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.

15/02 Inflation could end up being a blessing to Trump's tariffs: Bofa strategist

An acceleration of inflation in the United States could end up being good news for financial markets, since it would force President Donald Trump to opt for lower commercial tariffs, according to Bank of America Corp strategists.

12/02 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.

11/02 Judge rejects woman’s claim that she cried and asked cardiologist to stop pacemaker procedure

Anaesthesia and analgesia provided to Eileen Tynan (68), formerly of Tivoli, Co Cork, were sufficient to prevent avoidable pain resulting from physical trauma, judge finds

11/02 ‘I’m gone’: Rocker storms off stage in tantrum

Kid Rock threw a tantrum and stormed off the stage at Jon Bon Jovi’s Nashville bar, blaming the audience for not clapping enough during his surprise performance.

10/02 Kid Rock storms off stage at Bon Jovi’s Nashville Bar, blames crowd: ‘I’m gone’

“If you ain’t gonna clap, we ain’t gonna sing. That’s how it’s gonna go.”

08/02 What happened to the Boy Scouts? A history lesson amid a big name change.

The Boy Scouts of America was founded 115 years ago Saturday by Chicago publisher William D. Boyce

02/02 War bonus today, February 2, 2025: Payment date, fixed amount, how to charge and good news of the homeland system

The February Bonus of 2025 is about to be delivered. The deposit will be carried out in a staggered manner through the homeland system, so it is recommended to the beneficiaries with peace of mind.

31/01 Sumitomo Mitsui TG, upward revisions to net income of 250 billion yen -Contributing policy shares

The Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Group (TG) announced on March 31 that it will revise the consolidated net income forecast for the fiscal year ending March 31, 2025 to 250 billion yen. The gain on the sale of the policy holding shares will contribute.

31/01 The situation has changed completely with Mr. Trump and honeymoon, attractive for X -acquisition receivables such as Morgan S

Until a few months ago, the U.S. Bank Morgan Stanley was in trouble with billions of dollar loan loan, which was involved in the acquisition of Twitter (now X) by wealthy, Elon Musk. It was the presidential election that changed such a situation, and the honeymoon between Musk and President Trump.

30/01 US economy grows 2.3% in fourth quarter and closes a solid 2024

The US economy expanded at a solid pace at the end of 2024, driven by a generous tail wind from consumer spending, which counteracted the effects of a strike in Boeing Co. and an investment in inventories much smaller.

30/01 Argentine energy sector boom dissipates fears about the strength of weight

The rise of the Argentine energy sector is relieving concerns that a strong weight harms efforts to strengthen currency reserves for the imminent debt payments.

30/01 [Japan Market] The yen has risen, FOMC passes and Vice -Governor's Deputy Governor Lecture Caution -Bond Soft

The yen rises in the Japanese market on the 30th. Passing the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), there is a movement to eliminate the high selling of yen. The bonds have been softened, alert to a hawk -like remarks in the Lecture of the Bank of Japan by Ryozo Himino.

30/01 [FOMC] Pause button, hawk -like stationary -how to view market officials

The US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) has decided to keep the main policy interest rate Federal Fund (FF) interest rate guide target range at 4.5-4.75 % at a regular meeting held on the 28th and 29th. At a press conference, the Powell Federal Preparatory System Council (Fed) pointed out that FOMC was not in a hurry.

29/01 Silicon-Carbon Battery: The battery which was eagerly waiting for the fans of the smartphone, came!

The era has come from silicon-carbon battery. Consider the charging of traditional Li-ion battery. In comparison, there will be more powerful and thin SIC battery. Therefore, today the talk of Smartphones with 6000 MAH BATTERY in which this battery has started coming.

29/01 Kapitalo's Viana, sees a risk in Lula's reaction to popularity

The perspective of worsening economic conditions should affect the popularity of President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva and put uncertainties on the government's response on the table, said Carlos Viana, responsible for economic research at Kapitalo Investimentos.

28/01 Bessent Wins Senate Confirmation to Be US Treasury Secretary

The US Senate confirmed Scott Bessent as the next secretary of the Treasury, becoming the chief economic spokesman for President Donald Trump and his sweeping agenda of tax cuts, deregulation and trade rebalancing.

28/01 Sales of new housing in the US rose for the second consecutive year

The sales of new housing in the United States closed 2024 with a high note in December, since customers took advantage of the incentives of the builders, which led to a second consecutive year of increasing purchases.

27/01 After Trump's first week, bond market focuses attention on the Fed

The first week of Donald Trump's second administration was less destabilizing in the bond market than feared. Operators expect the same to happen with the next decision by the Federal Reserve.

26/01 Charting the Global Economy: Bank of Japan Raises Interest Rates

The Bank of Japan raised its key policy rate to the highest level since 2008 and took a more bullish view on the strength of inflation.

25/01 Yen hits intraday low against dollar, cancels rise after Bank of Japan rate hike - mid-156 yen level

In the foreign exchange market on the 24th, the yen began to decline. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda gave little hint as to when the next interest rate hike would be.

24/01 Banks are pessimistic about Selic’s direction just days before Copom

Less than a week from Copom, the big banks are pessimistic with the scenario for Brazilian interest rates. They see Selic up to 15.75% and the cuts - if any - only in 2026.

23/01 Yen rises to low 156 yen level, dollar buying complete due to high US interest rates - Assessing US tariff policy

On the 23rd, the yen exchange rate in the Tokyo foreign exchange market rose to the low 156 yen level to the dollar. While waiting for specific announcements regarding US President Trump's tariffs, dollar buying and yen selling have come to an end due to rising US bond yields.

22/01 Argentina could leave Mercosur by agreement with the USA, says Milei

Argentina's president, Javier Milei, said that the country could leave Mercosur if necessary to achieve a free trade agreement with the US, although he hopes to reach a consensus without having to adopt such drastic measures.

22/01 SoftBank Joins OpenAI, Oracle in AI Pact Unveiled by Trump

SoftBank Group Corp., OpenAI, and Oracle Corp. are forming a $100 billion joint venture to fund artificial intelligence infrastructure, an effort unveiled with President Donald Trump aimed at speeding development of the emerging technology.

22/01 Bank of Japan will eventually raise interest rates to 1% - T. Rowe predicts

T. Rowe Price predicted that the Bank of Japan could eventually raise its policy rate to 1%, putting upward pressure on Japanese government bond yields.

22/01 Bank of Japan to raise interest rates at this week's decision meeting, no market turmoil after Trump takes office

The Bank of Japan is expected to decide on further interest rate hikes at its monetary policy meeting to be held on the 23rd and 24th. After the inauguration of US President Donald Trump on the 20th, there were no major turmoil in the financial markets, and the market has overcome its biggest peak.

21/01 Milei, “el loco”, is back in Davos after accumulating victories

Javier Milei, the audacious president of Argentina, is, for the most part, okay with the nickname critics have given him: “el loco,” or “the madman.”

21/01 NY Governor Hochul to Detail Tax Cuts in $252 Billion Draft Budget

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) on Tuesday will propose a $252 billion spending plan with income tax cuts alongside an expanded social safety net as the state faces potential uncertainty from a federal government under GOP control.

20/01 Trump wants to roll back climate policy with an energy emergency: circles

To boost domestic energy production, US President-elect Donald Trump is expected to use emergency powers and attempt to reverse President Joe Biden's measures to combat climate change, according to informed sources.

20/01 The Fed's next move will be to raise interest rates, with speculation emerging that it will go against expectations for further rate cuts.

Hardcore bond traders are increasingly betting that the Federal Reserve's next move will be to raise rates rather than cut them, although this is highly unlikely.

19/01 Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates, if there is no upheaval after the inauguration of President Trump

Amid rising expectations for the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates, Governor Kazuo Ueda will judge the necessity of raising the policy rate at the monetary policy meeting on the 23rd and 24th. That is, unless there is a shock to the market in the first few days of President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration.

18/01 Argentina implements dollarization measures and maintains interest rates

Argentina's central bank announced that payment intermediaries will have to enable debit card transactions in US currency by February 28, marking an important step in President Javier Milei's promise to dollarize the economy.

17/01 Netanyahu says Israel-Hamas deal to stop Gaza war is underway

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said a deal has been finalized with Hamas to stop the war in Gaza, suggesting it would begin on Sunday.

17/01 Netanyahu Says Israel-Hamas Deal to Pause Gaza War Is Approved

Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said an agreement with Hamas to pause the war in Gaza has been finalized, suggesting it’s on track to begin on Sunday.

16/01 Multimarkets suffer from interest, lose CDI and suffer withdrawals

Multimarket funds suffered from bets on interest markets in 2024, the year in which they prolonged the period of performance below the CDI reference rate and saw a record flight of resources.

16/01 Extension of Trump tax cuts could disrupt US financial markets, Yellen warns

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen warned that the incoming Trump administration's plan to extend the 2017 tax cuts risks spooking financial markets and worsening the already difficult U.S. fiscal outlook.

16/01 Yen appreciation and dollar depreciation accelerate, rate of increase exceeds 1% - US CPI is conscious of narrowing the difference in interest rates between Japan and the US

At the New York foreign exchange market on the morning of the 15th, the yen appreciated against the dollar, rising to the low 155 yen level at one point. This was in response to the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) indicating that inflation is slowing.

16/01 Profits of large US banks rebound at the end of the Biden era

For all of Wall Street's enthusiasm for Donald Trump's economic agenda, the biggest banks are ending the Biden era on a high note.

14/01 Argentine inflation remains stable, opening the door to policy changes

Argentina's monthly inflation remained near its lowest level in four years in December, opening the door for President Javier Milei to make the first change in exchange rate policy in more than a year.

14/01 Bonds fall, 40-year interest rates reach record high - Bank of Japan deputy governor's speech continues the decline

Bond prices fell on the 14th. The yield on newly issued 40-year bonds rose to record highs, and the yield on newly issued 10-year bonds and the yield on newly issued 20-year bonds hit their highest levels since 2011. After Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Norazo Himi gave a speech, futures temporarily narrowed their decline, but selling has once again become dominant.

13/01 Dollar should fall below R$6 with tax on the price, says Allianz

The dollar should fall below R$6 in the coming months with the fiscal risks already priced in by the financial market and the help of higher interest rates in Brazil, says Carlos Carranza, portfolio manager at Allianz Global Investors based in London.

10/01 Strong US jobs report backs case for pausing rate cuts

U.S. hiring accelerated in December and the unemployment rate fell unexpectedly, capping another year of resilience in the labor market.

10/01 Argentine official affirms that the country made sovereign debt payments

Argentina paid international bondholders ahead of Thursday's deadline, marking another step in President Javier Milei's efforts to restore investor confidence in the country.

09/01 Itaú Asset manager sees complete dollar rise, but avoids Brazil

The appreciation movement of the dollar against the real seen at the end of last year is complete, assesses the manager of the Komodo fund, from Itaú Asset, Ryan Takemoto.

09/01 ‘Oh, why have you become so determined?’… The head of the Corruption Investigation Office who embarrassed national power lawmakers

Oh Dong-woon, head of the Senior Public Officials Crime Investigation Office, said on the 9th that the act of blocking the execution of an arrest warrant for President Yoon Seok-yeol was “a highly illegal situation that shakes the foundation of the rule of law.” On this day, Minister Oh participated in an emergency question at the plenary session of the National Assembly and responded as follows t

08/01 Long-term interest rates reach the highest level in 13 and a half years, US interest rates rise further - BOJ operations result in weak outlook

Bond prices fell on the 8th. The yield on newly issued 10-year government bonds, an indicator of long-term interest rates, has hit a new high for the first time in about 13 and a half years. Pressure to raise interest rates has increased following the release of better-than-expected economic data in the United States, and weak results from the Bank of Japan's government bond purchases have also le

08/01 Bond market sends signal of “exuberance” in equities

Fixed income markets are sending a warning signal for the US equity market.

04/01 Richmond Fed chief says outlook for 2025 is positive and inflation will decline

Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Tom Barkin said he believes the central bank's current level of interest rates remains restrictive enough to reduce inflation in 2025.

03/01 U.S. reserve balances plummet, falling below $3 trillion - year-end factors and QT impact

The balance of reserve deposits in the banking system, which the U.S. Federal Reserve uses as a basis for deciding whether to continue shrinking its balance sheet, has fallen below $3 trillion (approximately 470 trillion yen), the lowest level since October 2020. It became.

03/01 Chinese yuan falls by more than 7.3 yuan to 1 dollar - authorities may allow further depreciation

The Chinese yuan sold against the dollar in the mainland market on the 3rd, depreciating by more than 7.3 yuan to the dollar for the first time since late 2023.

03/01 Fed reserves fall below $3 trillion to lowest level since 2020

The US banking system's reserves, a key factor in the Federal Reserve's decision to continue reducing its balance sheet, fell below $3 trillion to their lowest level since October 2020.

01/01 Gold Heads for Biggest Gain Since 2010 in Mixed Year for Metals

Gold is heading for its biggest gain in 14 years, with a 27% advance fueled by US monetary easing, sustained geopolitical risks and a wave of purchases by central banks.

31/12 ‘Disgrace’: Music legends’ home demolished

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30/12 US economy surprises again in 2024 despite elections and Fed

In recent years, the US economy has consistently defied expectations of a slowdown, and 2024 was no different.

30/12 US Economy Surprised Again in 2024 Despite Fed, Election Drama

Over the last few years, the US economy has consistently defied expectations for a slowdown, and 2024 was no different.

27/12 Share buybacks soar with stock market ‘drained’ by high interest rates

Brazilian companies are making share buybacks at the fastest pace in nearly two decades as high interest rates hamper prospects for domestic equities.

26/12 Bank of Japan estimates the financial impact of raising interest rates, even with a policy rate of 2%, we will not become insolvent

On the 26th, as the Bank of Japan moves forward with the normalization of monetary policy, it released an estimate of the impact that a hike in policy interest rates and an accompanying rise in market interest rates would have on the Bank of Japan's finances based on certain assumptions. The company says it has confirmed that it will not become insolvent even under strict assumptions such as the p

24/12 Bank of Japan Governor's cautious stance on interest rate hikes, fear that normalization logic may be undermined by yen depreciation

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has taken a cautious stance on raising interest rates, and the yen's depreciation trend is strengthening again. If the decline continues, there is a risk that the Bank of Japan's logic of normalizing monetary policy in line with the economy and prices will be undermined.

23/12 Elon Musk says Fed is 'overstaffed'

Elon Musk, the billionaire tasked with making the US government more efficient starting in January, has focused on the Federal Reserve.

23/12 The winners in Japanese stocks in 2024 are financial and value stocks, with the presence of activist shareholders who want to raise interest rates at the Bank of Japan.

The rise in the Japanese stock market in 2024 was brought about by the Bank of Japan's historic shift in normalizing monetary policy and by the expansion of investment by activists.The market expects this to continue next year as well. There is a view that it will continue.

21/12 US Congress Sends Spending Deal to Biden on Brink of Deadline

The Senate passed funding to keep the US operating until mid-March just after a midnight deadline, sending the bill to President Joe Biden for his signature.

20/12 Wall Street abandons ship after Fed change of stance

Almost exactly a year after sparking a dizzying rally in financial markets, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell did exactly the opposite on Wednesday, laying out a surprise view of caution on interest rate cuts in 2025.

19/12 Lula's advisors see exchange rate panic spreading in Brazil

As the currency plummets in Brazil, thrusting the country's markets into the international spotlight for the first time in years, a grim reality sets in for President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's top economic advisers. They fear they will be unable to contain their panic.

19/12 Yen depreciates further due to postponement of Bank of Japan interest rate hike, but strategists predict a return to carry

As the Bank of Japan decided not to raise additional interest rates at its monetary policy meeting on the 19th, strategists revived the carry trade of selling yen, which has relatively low interest rates, and buying high-interest currencies, and the yen depreciated further in the foreign exchange market. It has been pointed out that there is a possibility that The Bank of Japan's statement is also

19/12 Argentina works with banks to expand dollar credits to more sectors

The Argentine government is encouraging banks to extend dollar loans to more sectors, Economy Minister Luis Caputo said at a closed-door event at the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange.

18/12 Panic hits markets in Brazil amid fiscal crisis

First there was a currency collapse. Now the rest of Brazil's financial markets are in the crosshairs as investors lose confidence in the government's ability to contain a deepening fiscal crisis.

18/12 China can maintain consumption stimulus without major support package

China's top leaders have signaled stronger stimulus to help fill the gap in consumer demand. This does not mean Beijing will launch a “bazooka” package just yet or abandon its industrial focus.

17/12 Argentina Exited Recession as Milei Eyes Growth Before Mid-Terms

Argentina emerged from a brutal recession in the third quarter, boosting the odds that President Javier Milei heads into next year’s mid-term elections with growth on the rebound alongside cooling inflation.

16/12 Goldman economists see stable US interest rates in January

The Federal Reserve will likely signal a slower pace of easing when it meets this week. Next, the Fed will stop cutting interest rates in January, according to economists at Goldman Sachs.

14/12 Super Micro appoints Evercore to raise funds, aiming to avoid delisting

Super Micro Computer (SMCI), an ailing US server manufacturer, is working to raise funds with Evercore's support in order to strengthen its financial base. This was revealed by multiple people familiar with the situation.

14/12 Lula drama and rate hike disrupts Brazilian markets

Brazilian markets fell on Friday, capping a turbulent week for Latin America's largest economy, which saw its currency post some of the biggest gains — and some of the biggest losses — among its global peers following a large rise in rates. interest rates and the sudden health crisis of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

14/12 China's credit growth slows unexpectedly - highlighting weak demand for funds

Credit growth unexpectedly slowed in China in November, highlighting weak demand for funds. It seems that government bond issuance and economic stimulus measures are not having a positive effect.

12/12 ECB lowers rates for the third consecutive time to support the economy

The European Central Bank cut interest rates for the third straight meeting, signaling more cuts to come next year as inflation approaches 2% and the economy struggles.

11/12 Chinese stocks and renminbi fall - Expectations for the Central Economic Work Conference decline

In the mainland Chinese market on the 11th, stock prices and the renminbi fell. The Central Economic Work Conference, which is expected to be held for two days until the 12th, will focus on economic management policies for 2025, but the Communist Party leadership, looking ahead to the possibility of a trade war with the United States, will come up with powerful growth stimulus measures as promised

11/12 Milei promises to eliminate capital controls and negotiate trade agreement with Trump

Argentine President Javier Milei has promised to lift capital and currency controls next year, while his government aims to negotiate a free trade agreement with the United States when Donald Trump takes office.

10/12 Selic should rise by up to 1pp with record exchange rates and fiscal uncertainty

The financial market expects the Central Bank to increase the Selic by up to 1 percentage point, which would take the rate to 12.25% on Wednesday.

09/12 Bank of Japan holds unusual roundtable meeting before January meeting, likely to increase expectations for interest rate hike in the new year

On the 9th, the Bank of Japan announced that Deputy Governor Norami Himi will give a speech at a roundtable meeting before the monetary policy meeting in January next year. It is unusual for policy committee members to hold a roundtable meeting before the January decision-making meeting. This may increase market expectations for a January interest rate hike.

08/12 Specter of Trump Spurs a Final Round of Interest-Rate Moves

Central banks on four continents will make a final flurry of changes to borrowing costs in the coming week, before Donald Trump’s return to the White House raises the prospect of global trade turmoil.

07/12 Central Bank of Argentina lowers reference rate to 32%

Argentina's central bank cut its reference interest rate by 300 basis points, to 32%, due to the fall in inflation expectations.

06/12 Funds cut bets against the dollar given the currency's record

Local funds quickly reduced bets on a weakening of the dollar to the lowest level since April 2023, given the record exchange rate.

06/12 Expectations for a BOJ interest rate hike in December rapidly recede as pressure on the yen depreciates in the foreign exchange market

Expectations in the financial market that the Bank of Japan would decide on an additional interest rate hike at its December monetary policy meeting quickly faded as some Japanese media cast doubt on the possibility of an interest rate hike, and the foreign exchange market This is putting pressure on the yen.

05/12 Optimism on demand outlook: Fed Beige Book

Economic activity rose slightly in November after little change in previous months, and U.S. businesses were more optimistic about the outlook for demand, the Federal Reserve said in its latest Beige Book survey.

05/12 French government falls after motion of censure in parliament

Far-right leader Marine Le Pen allied herself with a left-wing coalition to overthrow the French government, plunging the country into a prolonged period of turbulence that is likely to further unsettle markets.

04/12 Indecopi opens investigation against Arcor for alleged misleading advertising in panettone

Indecopi began an investigation against Arcor for possible acts of misleading advertising in the promotion of the Bon o Bon panettone, after several users shared videos on TikTok in which a noticeable difference is observed between its real appearance and the image on the packaging.

04/12 Investors lose faith that Trump's return will benefit Venezuela

Hopes that Donald Trump's electoral victory would mean a new beginning for US policy towards Venezuela are beginning to fade.

02/12 Lula's package causes turbulence in the market and threatens the economy

The risks were clear. President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's main economic advisors have repeatedly warned: any measure to dilute the ongoing fiscal austerity plan would trigger a selloff – another selloff – in the financial market.

02/12 A Vanuatuan supermarket matriarch gifted her brother $33 million — then the ATO came calling

An elderly supermarket matriarch in Vanuatu sent her Australia-based brother nearly $33 million in gifts over 10 years.

29/11 Brazilian real falls to historic low after tax proposal

The Brazilian real fell to a record low as the government's proposed measures to cut $12 billion in spending disappointed investors.

28/11 Real estate unrealized gains amount to 25 trillion yen, interest in Japanese companies increases - investment funds target

Overseas hedge funds and private equity (PE, unlisted equity) funds are paying attention to Japanese companies, with their sights set on unrealized gains on real estate amounting to 25 trillion yen.

27/11 The yen rises 1% against the dollar, reaching around 151 yen due to expectations for narrowing of the Japan-US interest rate differential and concerns about US tariffs.

In the foreign exchange market on the 27th, the yen rose 1% against the dollar. In addition to a sense of caution regarding U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's tariff policy, there is also awareness that the monetary policy decision in December will narrow the difference in policy interest rates between Japan and the U.S., leading to yen buying to adjust their holdings.

26/11 Jon Bon Jovi and Bruce Springsteen: the fan who became best friends with his idol

Since their memorable meeting in a bar at age 17, the friendship between Bon Jovi and Springsteen has transcended beyond the stage.

26/11 Chinese exports expected to reach record this year

Economists expect Chinese exports to reach a historic high this year as customer orders are brought forward in the face of President-elect Donald Trump's threat to raise tariffs when he takes office in January.

24/11 Pathetic Kamala Harris spent $1.5 billion — including on bribes to interviewers

Kamala Harris spent $1.5 billion on her failed presidential campaign, hemorrhaging on average $100 million per week — proving that she and her claque are as bad at managing money as they are at gen…

21/11 The next US administration is considering creating a new post in charge of Bitcoin's first $97,000 price tag

The crypto asset (virtual currency) Bitcoin expanded its rise and hit $97,000 for the first time in history. This comes after it was reported that US President-elect Trump's transition team is considering creating a new position within the White House specializing in crypto asset policy.

19/11 Japan and China sell large quantities of US bonds in July-September before Trump's victory

The two countries with the world's largest holdings of U.S. bonds as foreign investors sold large amounts of U.S. bonds in the third quarter (July-September) before the U.S. presidential election.

18/11 Bonds start to rise, no strong hint of interest rate hike in December - Speech by Bank of Japan Governor Ueda

Bond prices began to rise on the 18th. It was repurchased after Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda gave a speech in Nagoya that did not suggest an interest rate hike in December.

18/11 The yen continues to betray us, strategists predict a rebound in 2025 - interest rate spread narrows

In the foreign exchange market, where forecasts for the yen's appreciation are likely to be wrong for the second year in a row, strategists believe that the third time will come in 2025.

17/11 Jon Bon Jovi makes special appearance at the 2024 Latin Grammys and presents Person of the Year award

Exciting moment! To present one of the most important awards at the Latin Grammys, Jon Bon Jovi took the stage to present the Person of the Year statuette to Carlos Vives. The Colombian singer, with many hits sung by stars like Shakira, had already performed at the opening of the event and took the stage again to thank his fans. Celebrating Bon Jovi's presence on the night to present the award, Ca

16/11 Jon Bon Jovi and Pitbull join forces to perform It's My Life at the 2024 Latin Grammys

Who doesn’t know Jon Bon Jovi’s anthem, It’s My Life, right? The song stays in your head and passes from generation to generation, but this time, it received an innovative and different version with Pitbull's voice. This Thursday, the 15th, the Latin Grammy 2024 brought together the largest number of powerful voices on the presentation stage and Jon Bon Jovi was not left out and thrilled the audie

15/11 Pitbull and Bon Jovi unleashed the party at the 2024 Latin Grammys with the remix “Now or Never”

The Cuban-American rapper brought his unique style to the iconic song “It’s My Life.”

14/11 Kansai Electric stock drops by the largest ever, unwilling to increase capital by over 500 billion yen - Electric power industry ranks first in terms of decline

Kansai Electric Power's stock price recorded the largest decline in history. The company's announcement on the 13th that it would raise up to 504.9 billion yen through a public offering, etc., has led to intensified selling amid concerns about dilution of shareholder value and increased selling pressure in the future.

13/11 Bitcoin Rally Cools After Jump of About 30% Since Trump Victory

A surge in Bitcoin has paused as traders assess the remaining market impact of President-elect Donald Trump’s rhetorical support for crypto.

13/11 El Salvador will buy back more debt; Bukele trusts in Trump's push

El Salvador offers to buy back bonds in dollars for the third time this year given the new boost that President Nayib Bukele is receiving thanks to the rebound in bitcoin and the results of the elections in the United States.

12/11 90s music legend, 59, looks totally ageless accepting honour from Prince William

She looks exactly the same.

11/11 China's trade surplus approaches $1 trillion a year - friction with the next Trump administration inevitable

China's trade surplus is expected to reach a record high this year. It is likely to worsen global trade imbalances and increase the risk of countermeasures by President-elect Trump.

09/11 Report: Kamala Harris Blew $20 Million on Election-Eve Concerts with Lady Gaga, Katy Perry in Swing States Where Trump Beat Her

Amid the stunning revelation that Kamala Harris' unsuccessful presidential campaign ended up $20 million in the red, despite raising $1 billion from donors, a new report has found that the rock concerts that her campaign staged on the night before the election -- featuring Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, and others -- collectively cost around that same amount, up to $20 million.

09/11 Market sees Selic increase of 0.75pp with tax and inflation

The financial market began to price a new acceleration in the Selic increase, to 0.75 percentage points, in December, which would take the rate to 12% per year. In addition to the IPCA above the inflation target ceiling, analysts cite among the reasons for the higher projection the uncertainties related to the fiscal adjustment package promised by the Minister of Finance, Fernando Haddad.

09/11 China Unveils $1.4 Trillion Debt Swap, Saves Stimulus for Trump

China gave indebted local governments a 10 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion) lifeline but stopped short of unleashing new stimulus, preserving room to respond to a potential trade war when Donald Trump takes office next year.

08/11 Nissan's CD sharply rises to the highest level in 1 year and 8 months, reflecting harsh business conditions

Credit default swaps (CDS), which represent Nissan Motor's credit risk, have soared. The company announced on the 7th that it has revised its profit plan for the current fiscal year (ending March 2025) downward and will cut 9,000 jobs worldwide, reflecting the current difficult business conditions.

08/11 US Goldman promotes three Japanese people to partner - highest number since 2010

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. has promoted three Japanese managing directors (MDs) to partners as its trading business in the Japanese market grows. The appointment of three Japanese partners is the highest number since 2010. This is also the first time a Japanese person has been nominated since 2018.

08/11 Powell says he won't resign as Fed chair if Trump asks him to

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said he would not leave his post if asked to do so by President-elect Donald Trump.

07/11 South Dakota Is Set to Pull Pipeline Law in Blow for US Ethanol

A proposed $8.9-billion carbon-capture pipeline that has polarized the US Corn Belt has hit another setback in the critical state of South Dakota.

06/11 US stocks, dollar and Treasury yields rise - Trump takes early lead

US stock futures rose on the 6th, and US bond yields also rose. The dollar rose sharply for the first time since February 2023. Transactions related to former President Trump's increasing chances of victory in the US presidential election held on the 5th have become obvious.

06/11 S&P 500 Hits All-Time Highs as Trump Wins Election: Markets Wrap

Stocks hit all-time highs, bond yields jumped and the dollar saw its biggest surge since 2020, with investors mapping out Donald Trump’s return to the White House and what his policies will mean for markets.

06/11 BC should accelerate Selic rise with dollar under pressure

The Central Bank is expected to accelerate the rate of increase in the Selic rate to 0.50 percentage points at the meeting that ends this Wednesday, as widely expected by the financial market. The second increase in a row, which will leave the rate at 11.25%, seeks to contain the unanchoring of inflation expectations in a scenario of fiscal uncertainty, the US election and strong pressure on domes

04/11 "Trump trade" review progresses, dollar and US interest rates fall - crude oil rises

The dollar was depreciating in the foreign exchange market on the 4th, and at one point hit the sharpest depreciation since late August. US bond yields have fallen. This is due to a decline in expectations that former President Trump, the Republican candidate, will win the US presidential election.

01/11 Boeing Gains After Union Endorses Sweetened Offer to End Strike

Boeing Co.’s shares rose after reaching a tentative agreement with union leaders representing 33,000 striking workers to end a lengthy labor dispute that’s crippling the company’s commercial airplane manufacturing.

26/10 7 abandoned villas in Ho Chi Minh City - traces of the Chu Hoa family

The villa area on the "golden" land located at 1 Ly Thai To, District 10, abandoned for many years, was the residence of Uncle Hoa's family, who was known as the "king of real estate" in ancient Saigon.

22/10 Selic keeps investors away from the stock market despite the Fed and low price

The start of the Federal Reserve's easing cycle should be the long-awaited catalyst for a recovery in Brazilian stocks.

18/10 Downward revision of eurozone inflation in September supports ECB cut

(Bloomberg) — Eurozone inflation slowed more than initially reported, bolstering the case for a second straight interest rate cut by the European Central Bank.

12/10 Bon Jovi Endorses Kamala Harris in Cringey Song Confessing His 'Privilege'

Pop star Jon Bon Jovi is celebrating his endorsement of Kamala Harris by releasing a new music video that portrays a potential Kamala presidency as a "house of love." On Friday, Jon Bon Jovi announced his endorsement of Kamala Harris, writing on social media: "I believe in the power of we, not of me. I’ve written a song reminding us that out of many, we are still one."

11/10 Charli xcx: Brat and It’s Completely Different But Also Still Brat review – her lime-green imperial phase is unstoppable

(Atlantic)Big-name guests abound on a thrilling remix album that takes a glimpse into celebrity’s heart of darkness but makes it transcendently fun and cool

10/10 Woman tells High Court pacemaker operation was ‘like hell on Earth’ due to pain

Eileen Tynan (68) is suing over a procedure at Bon Secours Hospital, Cork, in 2018

29/09 Karely Ruiz and Gracie Bon break their silence live after revealing that they will be mothers

Hours before, the models and Onlyfans celebrities, Karely Ruiz and Gracie Bon, shook their followers by announcing that they will be the "best mothers" and sharing an affectionate video.

28/09 Karely Ruiz breaks the networks and presents the “mother of her daughter”: who is Gracie Bon?

The Mexican influencer Karely Ruiz has caused a stir on social networks after announcing that she will share the upbringing of her daughter with the Panamanian model Gracie Bon.

28/09 Israeli military bombs Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut, Lebanon

The Israeli military attacked Hezbollah's main headquarters south of Beirut, Lebanon, with a bomb attack. This action sparked a major escalation in the Israeli-Lebanese feud.

26/09 Trump Seeks to Wipe Out Biggest Debt Costing $112,000 a Day

Donald Trump’s lawyers are on a mission to wipe out his biggest financial liability — a nearly half-billion dollar civil fraud verdict in New York that’s soaring by more than $100,000 every day.

25/09 Dollar on the verge of losing its year-to-date gains - US interest rates cut at a faster pace than expected

The dollar has stalled in foreign exchange markets and is on the verge of losing its gains since the beginning of the year. This is based on the expectation that the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) will cut interest rates at a faster pace than expected in order to support the economy.

17/09 Star dishes on failed first Tom Cruise date

One and done.

14/09 Yen continues to rise, at one point hitting 140.20 yen level, the highest level since the beginning of the year - Expected to narrow the Japan-U.S. interest rate differential

In the foreign exchange market on the 13th New York time, the yen rose more than 1% against the dollar. Expectations for a major interest rate cut in the US have strengthened again, and yen-buying and dollar-selling have continued for the fourth day with the aim of narrowing the Japan-US interest rate differential.

13/09 Jon Bon Jovi saves a woman from suicide and convinces her not to jump off a bridge

The singer and musician was filming a music video at the location

12/09 Jon Bon Jovi: we review his roles in cinema with films like 'Vampires: The Dead' and 'Cry Wolf'

We explore other feature films such as 'Women under the Moon' and 'The Battle of the Atlantic'

12/09 Living on a prayer: This is how Jon Bon Jovi saved a life on a Nashville bridge

Jon Bon Jovi prevented a tragedy in Nashville by intervening in a suicide attempt. While filming a video on the Seigenthaler Bridge, the singer helped persuade a woman who intended to jump into the Cumberland River.

12/09 Watch: Jon Bon Jovi Talks Woman Out of Jumping from Bridge

Singer Jon Bon Jovi was seen talking a woman out of jumping from a bridge in Nashville, Tennessee, on Tuesday as she was reportedly "experiencing a moment of crisis."

12/09 Bon Jovi saves a woman from suicide. Scene captured on video

The singer was filming a video on a bridge in Nashville when he realized that a woman had climbed over the parapet and was about to commit suicide. Thanks to her intervention, the stranger was saved

12/09 Jon Bon Jovi saved a woman from jumping off a bridge

The frontman of Bon Jovi prevented a woman from committing suicide on a bridge in Nashville when he happened to spot her on the edge during the filming of a music video.

12/09 Jon Bon Jovi praised for helping distressed woman off edge of Nashville bridge

City’s police department thanks rock singer after he is pictured talking to and embracing a woman on the Seigenthaler pedestrian bridge

12/09 Jon Bon Jovi praised for talking woman down from bridge in Nashville

Jon Bon Jovi praised for talking woman down from bridge in Nashville - ‘It takes all of us to help keep each other safe,’ police chief John Drake said

12/09 Amazing documentation: the American star saved a woman from suicide

Jon Bon Jovi and his band were filming for a music video on a bridge in Nashville, Tennessee when they spotted a woman planning to jump off the bridge. The American singer approached her and together with other people convinced her to get off, and was praised by the local police.

12/09 Jon Bon Jovi's Heroic Action Saves Woman Who Wanted to Jump from a Bridge

Jon Bon Jovi, together with a video production assistant, managed to convince a woman who was thought to be about to jump from a bridge, to abandon her plans.

12/09 Bon Jovi persuaded a woman to jump off a bridge in the United States: the actor's heroic gesture

The “Livin’ on a Prayer” singer approached an unidentified person who was on the ledge of the pedestrian infrastructure, in what appeared to be a crisis situation.

27/08 If US interest rates are cut, there will be a $1 trillion avalanche as Chinese companies sell dollars - Zheng

If the U.S. cuts interest rates, Chinese companies could sell $1 trillion worth of dollar-denominated assets, pushing the yuan up by as much as 10%. This was predicted by Steven Zheng, CEO of Yurison SLJ Capital.

19/08 Lula government's high fiscal deficit scares investors

It has been almost two years since Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva secured his return to power. For investors, it has been a discouraging time. The real is devalued, government bond yields are on the rise and the Brazilian stock market has achieved only half the gains recorded in other emerging markets.

16/08 Yen falls more than 1% against the dollar, temporarily in the low 149 yen range - in response to US economic indicators

In the foreign exchange market on the morning of the 15th, New York time, the yen fell against the dollar. U.S. retail sales growth in July exceeded market expectations, and the number of new U.S. unemployment insurance claims last week was better than expected.

15/08 U.S. Treasury yields soar, expectations for a major interest rate cut recede - economic indicators remain strong

Yields rose in the US bond market on the 15th. U.S. economic indicators turned out to be solid, and expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts within this year have receded.

15/08 China's economy likely to remain at a standstill in July - lack of spark for recovery due to sluggish consumption

China's economy is still likely to see slow growth for the first time in five quarters, and July is likely to show an uneven recovery as consumer spending continues to lag manufacturing activity and investment.

14/08 AC/DC warned Axl Rose: “If you mess up, you’ll fly!”

The Guns N' Roses singer famously stood in for Brian Johnson at AC/DC. The Australians weren't entirely comfortable with this at first.

05/08 60% chance of Fed's emergency rate cut of 25bp within a week - money market

In the bond market, the U.S. economy is progressing so rapidly that the U.S. financial authorities are forced to start aggressive monetary easing even before the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in order to avoid a recession. There is a growing view that the economy is on the brink of a slowdown.

04/08 Japanese stocks plummet due to Bank of Japan interest rate hike, investors' expectations for long-term outlook remain unchanged

Due to the Bank of Japan's interest rate hike, the Tokyo Stock Price Index (TOPIX) on the 2nd saw its largest decline in about eight years. Despite the turmoil of sharp declines, some investors remain hopeful about the long-term outlook for Japanese stocks.

03/08 Fresh heartache for royals as sister of Prince Harry's ex-lover tragically dies

The sister of Cressida Bonas, who once dated Prince Harry, has passed away after years in poor health.

03/08 Dollar falls sharply since May - Expectations for aggressive interest rate cuts increase, outweighing demand for escape

Concerns about the future of the economy are growing after July's U.S. employment report was weaker than expected. Expectations for an aggressive US interest rate cut by the end of this year have spread, and the dollar has fallen sharply for the first time since May.

03/08 Japan's stock market has suffered a major crash, the lowest rate of decline in two days since the Great Earthquake in 2011

Japanese stocks, which had been one of the most reliable stock markets for global investors this year, suffered an unexpected collapse and became the world's worst losing market in just two days.

02/08 Harris and Federal Reserve Chair double-whammy Trump trade

The so-called ``Trump trade'' has been dealt a double whammy, as Vice President Harris' approval ratings have soared in opinion polls leading up to the US presidential election, and expectations for an early interest rate cut by the US Financial Authority have spread.

31/07 Copom should maintain Selic and the market evaluates a possible sign of an increase

The Central Bank is expected to maintain the Selic rate at 10.50% for the second meeting in a row and reinforce the message of caution given the impact of the rise in the dollar and fiscal uncertainties on inflationary expectations.

26/07 Jon Bon Jovi revealed his secrets to facing demanding shows at 62 years old

The iconic singer shared the eating and training routine that allows him to continue shining in his performances like he did 40 years ago.

26/07 Popular trades in global financial markets collapse as they reach ``ridiculous levels''

The major assumptions that have driven global financial markets this year are being rapidly reconsidered.

26/07 Sudden sharp rise in yen triggers ``widespread liquidation of positions'' across the market

The rapid appreciation of the yen has shaken up global markets, and the Chinese yuan has also appreciated. A wide range of assets including Japanese stocks, gold and Bitcoin were sold off as investors reassessed leveraged positions.

19/07 Five Key Takeaways From Trump’s Speech at Republican Convention

Former President Donald Trump accepted the Republican nomination for president for the third time Thursday after an extraordinary five days in US politics. Here are five key things about the last day of the Republican National Convention:

19/07 Chinese investors sell U.S. bonds and stocks on a record scale - net sales of 6.7 trillion yen in May

Chinese investors sold record amounts of U.S. securities, including both stocks and bonds, in May. The conflict between the United States and China continues to intensify.

19/07 [Japanese Market Conditions] Yen temporarily hits one-month high; bonds fall amid concerns about Bank of Japan interest rate hike; stocks plummet

In the Japanese market on the 18th, the yen temporarily hit a one-month high against the dollar. Short positions were undone in the wake of an interview article with Digital Minister Taro Kono, who called on the Bank of Japan to raise interest rates.

19/07 Market foresees insufficient contingency of up to R$20 billion

Financial market analysts expect a spending contingency below what is necessary to meet the goal of closing this year's primary deficit.

19/07 160,000 people attend the Kamakura Fireworks Festival, revived for the first time in 5 years Bon Odori at Kayak, an interesting company celebrating its 25th anniversary

The ``Kamakura Fireworks Festival,'' which lights up the summer sea in Kamakura City, Kanagawa Prefecture, was held on the night of the 17th around Yuigahama Beach and Zaimokuza Beach. This event was held for the first time in five years due to the effects of the new coronavirus and the cost of holding the event, and the large summer flowers illuminated the nights of the ancient capital for the fi

19/07 The hottest macro short market is in danger of falling out, and the yen's depreciation may be over.

With a sharp rise in recent days, the yen appears to have broken out of a downtrend. Many strategists say the yen has room to rise further.

15/07 Dollar rises, U.S. Treasury futures fall - trading with "Trump 2.0" in mind

The dollar rose in early Asian trading on the 15th. US Treasury futures are falling. Traders are increasingly betting that former US President Donald Trump, who was shot at a campaign rally, will have an advantage in the presidential election.

12/07 U.S. “exceptionalism” is alive and well as dollar strength continues until the end of next year - HSBC

Even if the U.S. Federal Reserve begins to cut interest rates later this year, it will show that the dollar is resilient, said Dara Maher of HSBC Securities USA.

10/07 Jon Bon Jovi said goodbye to his mother after her death at the age of 83 with an emotional message

During her life, she was not only the founder of the fan club of her son's musical group, but also part of the United States Marine Corps.

05/07 [Japanese Market Conditions] Yen hits a one-week high, stocks stop rising - Nikkei average also hits high

In the Japanese market on the 5th, the yen rose, hitting a one-week high against the dollar. Given the expectation that the employment statistics to be announced in the United States would be weak, the prevailing move was to reduce yen-selling and dollar-buying positions.

02/07 Taylorwatch: Dublin pub says ‘great to welcome’ Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce after three Aviva gigs

The weekend-long celebration of Swiftness has passed but the memories remain

28/06 Taylorwatch: Taylor Swift’s jet lands at Dublin airport ahead of Eras tour concert in Aviva stadium

The Queen of Pop schmoozed with royalty in London this weekend; who will she cosy up to here?

26/06 Banks are divided on the direction of the Selic with exchange of the BC in cash

The deterioration of inflation expectations and the imminent replacement of the president of the Central Bank leave the bets for the Selic far from a consensus, with large banks divided over whether there is room for a cut in 2025, while market agents build into the future interest rate curve a increase this year.

26/06 Bonds fall, wary of early policy revision by Bank of Japan - 20-year bond auction goes well

Bond prices fell on the 25th. There is a strong sense of caution that the Bank of Japan will make policy adjustments soon in response to the yen's depreciation trend in the foreign exchange market. The 2020 government bond auction had a good result, and futures temporarily narrowed their decline, but have since fallen again.

24/06 Taylorwatch: Taylor Swift is coming to Dublin and is sure to attract a trail of celebrities in her wake

The Queen of Pop schmoozed with royalty in London this weekend; who will she cosy up to here?

24/06 [Japanese Market Conditions] Long-term interest rates continue to rise, yen falls despite government checks - be wary of the Bank of Japan

In the Japanese market on the 24th, long-term interest rates continued to rise. Even with restraint from the financial authorities, the yen continued to fall, raising concerns that the Bank of Japan might tighten monetary policy in response to the yen's depreciation.

21/06 Legendary 80s singer admits music career could be 'done' if struggles continue

The rock icon's singing days may be numbered.

20/06 Double-digit Selic affects companies that took on cheap debt

Brazilian companies that took on debt cheaply are preparing for a new reality: double-digit interest rates for longer than expected.

20/06 Norinchukin Bank's huge loss sends a warning to the world that interest rates will remain high for a long time

The Norinchukin Bank is one of the largest institutional investors in Japan, managing 56 trillion yen in funds. It appeared to have an insatiable appetite for yield, investing in overseas assets at a time when interest rates in Japan were kept low.

18/06 French government bond premium approaches dangerous levels - Candrium CIO

The risk premium on French government bonds is about to reach "dangerous" levels that could point to a financial crisis, Candrium's chief investment officer has warned.

18/06 Chinese authorities raise warning level - growing concerns over unstoppable bond buying

Chinese authorities have raised the level of warning for bond bulls through state media. Bond buying is heating up in the country.

18/06 BC faces credibility battle near the end of the cycle

The Central Bank is facing an emergency created by its own decisions and which risks affecting years of skillful political decisions and gains in credibility, days away from the likely end of a cycle of interest cuts.

15/06 Summers criticizes Trump's policy plans - 'creating stagflation'

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Summers on Wednesday criticized former President Donald Trump's proposed policies that would cause untold damage to both the U.S. and global economies. Remarks on Bloomberg Television.

14/06 France could leave the EU if left wins general election, Finance Minister Le Maire warns

Economy and Finance Minister Le Maire has warned that if a new coalition of left-leaning parties wins the French general election, the country will leave the European Union.

14/06 JPMorgan maintains stock recommendation in Brazil even without interest rate cut

The stock market continues to have a positive outlook even with the end of the bet on interest rate cuts by the Central Bank, according to JPMorgan bank.

14/06 Yen depreciates against dollar, temporarily reaching 156.50 yen - US PPI unexpectedly decelerates

In the foreign exchange market on the 13th New York time, the yen temporarily appreciated against the dollar, rising to 156.59 yen. This was in response to an unexpected slowdown in the U.S. producer price index (PPI) in May.

13/06 Yen rises against dollar, temporarily reaching 155 yen level - US CPI increases expectations for interest rate cut within the year

In the foreign exchange market on the 12th, the yen rose against the dollar, at one point reaching 155.80 yen to the dollar. This was in response to the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) in May. Before the CPI was announced, it was hovering in the low 157 yen range.

10/06 Election Shock Changes Emerging Market Investments - Traders Rush to Local Currency Bonds

Emerging market investors are turning to local currency bonds and currency relative value trading after election shocks hurt long-term investments in some large emerging markets.

09/06 Jon Bon Jovi reacts to Richie Sambora wanting to return to Bon Jovi: ‘The band goes on’

Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora had a falling out after Sambora abruptly quit the rock band in 2013.

08/06 Kelly Clarkson struggles to sing Jon Bon Jovi hit 'Blaze of Glory': 'So ridiculous'

Kelly Clarkson revealed she struggled to perform a cover of Jon Bon Jovi's "Blaze of Glory" during a Kellyoke segment on "The Kelly Clarkson Show."

07/06 Bon Jovi lives on with new album ‘Forever’ — 40 years after their debut: review

Despite the ravages of time that made guitarist Richie Sambora quit the band in 2013 and frontman Jon Bon Jovi undergo vocal cord surgery in 2022, Bon Jovi rocks on with their new album, “For…

07/06 Jon Bon Jovi has revealed the details of his illness

The singer underwent surgery back in 2022 after one of his vocal cords atrophied.

07/06 ‘I wish I had enjoyed success more’: Jon Bon Jovi on megahits, marriage – and his fears for his career

For years the frontman couldn’t enjoy the rock star ride – and now that he finally is, a vocal injury could end it. He explains how he stays upbeat, even with the US ‘at a precipice’

07/06 Bonds may fall, US long-term interest rates rise before employment data - little reaction to ECB rate cut

Bond prices are expected to fall on the 7th. This follows the trend in the US where long-term interest rates rose due to a sense of caution ahead of the release of employment statistics. The reaction to the European Central Bank's (ECB) interest rate cut ahead of the US and UK is likely to be limited, as expectations for early policy revisions by the Bank of Japan weigh on the market.