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HashKey Capital has introduced Asia's first XRP-focused investment fund, streamlining access for traders to the rapidly evolving crypto market, according to Coinotag experts.

Bloomberg Economics’ model shows that lower energy costs and the dollar falling in response to the US president's trade policies could curb inflation by 0.4%. Its rate will hit 3.3% in the third quarter before subsiding.

Reuters reports that Japan’s inflation accelerated in March. The core consumer price index, which excludes fresh food but includes energy costs, increased 3.2% from a year earlier. This figure matched forecasts and showed an increase from 3% in February.

A decrease of the indicator value may contribute to the fall in quotes of JPY.

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) will refrain from raising interest rates, as it assesses the uncertainty triggered by new US tariff policies.

Despite unprecedented developments in the crypto industry in the first quarter of 2025, the crypto market finished it in the negative territory, according to a review published by crypto asset management company Bitwise on April 16.

While assessing the implications of US trade policies, the Bank of Canada (BoC) has prepared two forward-looking scenarios. According to the negative scenario of keeping large-scale tariffs, the economy will face a severe recession for about a year.

The US tariffs on steel and aluminum introduced by President Donald Trump contributed to weaker‑than‑expected growth in Japanese exports in March, Bloomberg reported. Exports rose 3.9% from a year earlier, a notable slowdown.

RBC BlueBay Asset Management is betting on falling US exceptionalism as Donald Trump's trade policies threaten to undermine credibility and confidence in the greenback. The regulator went short on the American dollar, expressing concerns that the President’s tariffs appear ill-conceived.

The Bank of Canada paused the cycle of rate cuts, awaiting how US President Donald Trump’s tariff policy unrolls. The regulator held its borrowing costs unchanged at the so-called neutral level of 2.75%.