Trump’s Yen Warning Raises Scrutiny of Japan’s Currency Strategy
Japan’s finance minister says the US president raised concern about yen weakness with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, but no new intervention or exchange-rate target was announced.
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Japan’s finance minister says the US president raised concern about yen weakness with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, but no new intervention or exchange-rate target was announced.
Thailand’s stock exchange and the NYSE have signed a cooperation pact covering dual listings, ETFs and indices, but no issuer, product or launch date has been announced.
At a Singapore forum, Gan Kim Yong argued that ASEAN’s next growth phase depends on local capabilities and worker skills as well as capital flows.
Singapore has acquitted two former Sembcorp Marine executives after prosecutors sought discharges, while the broader corporate compliance history remains relevant.
Chinese cities are courting AI filmmakers as cheaper production expands output, while demand concentration and intellectual-property concerns test the business model.
Indonesian gas rationing has reduced deliveries to some industrial users, exposing manufacturers to costly replacement fuel and production disruption.
US 30-year yields reached 5.48% as a global bond selloff renewed questions about inflation, financing costs and valuations in Asian markets.
China is rapidly industrialising AI-generated video as falling costs and improving models drive adoption across short dramas, advertising, e-commerce and digital content.
YYForce grew first-half revenue by 26.8%, but weaker margins and cash outflows leave investors focused on the quality of its expansion.
Singapore chip suppliers are building an Indian footprint, but import delays, talent and project execution will determine returns.