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Saudi Arabia cuts oil production to approximately 8 million barrels per day.
Cointime·2026/03/13 13:17
Why the Bank of England faces significant hurdles before raising interest rates
101 finance·2026/03/13 13:15
GBP: Downside risks versus USD with conflict scenarios – TD Securities
101 finance·2026/03/13 13:12
ECB: Oil price surge adds complexity to rate decisions – Societe Generale
101 finance·2026/03/13 13:09
Natural gas: LNG disruption keeps TTF elevated – Commerzbank
101 finance·2026/03/13 13:09

Innovation Beverage Group Limited Announces Pricing of $6 Million Public Offering
Finviz·2026/03/13 13:09
Banking Infrastructure in Europe and U.K. Considered Outdated
Coinspaidmedia·2026/03/13 13:06
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Japanese regulators urge companies to use cash for growth rather than shareholder returnsGolden Ten Data reported on May 25 that Japan's financial regulatory agency is urging domestic listed companies to allocate more of their cash reserves to long-term business investments, rather than rewarding shareholders through buybacks and increased dividends. Tatsufumi Shibat, a senior official at Japan’s Financial Services Agency, said in an interview that besides cash, executives should also consider utilizing cross-shareholdings and real estate assets to drive growth. He noted that regardless of which stage Japanese companies are at on their growth curve, they tend to prioritize shareholder returns. “I don't think investors demand such returns from companies in a phase of rapid growth,” he stated during the interview. Redirecting the substantial wealth held by Japanese corporations and households to support future expansion is a core pillar of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s economic revitalization efforts. She has long criticized the accumulation of cash reserves on corporate balance sheets.
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USD/JPY falls below 159, intraday decline reaches 0.25%ChainCatcher news, according to Golden Ten Data, the US dollar/Japanese yen (USD/JPY) fell below 159, with an intraday decline of 0.25%.
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Lagarde: The European Central Bank may raise its inflation forecast in JuneShe stated on Sunday that the March inflation estimate of 2.6% for this year "may be revised," as the situation has changed since that data was released. When asked whether the anticipated revision would prompt the central bank to raise rates on June 11, Lagarde did not elaborate. She said: “The current situation is full of uncertainty, and we need to assess all available data, analyze economic trends for the coming quarters, determine whether policy measures are necessary, and evaluate their medium-term impact. Our medium-term inflation target is 2%.” Economists and investors generally expect the central bank to raise rates by 25 basis points. Several central bank officials have also noted that if lasting peace cannot be achieved between the US and Iran, a rate hike may be difficult to avoid.