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On Tuesday, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) wrapped up a two-day policy meeting and decided to leave its interest rate at 0.5%, which means that current monetary conditions will be maintained. The central bank also said it will buy fewer bonds next year, in an effort to curb potential market volatility.
17 June
Canada’s Prime Minister aims to secure trade agreement with US within month
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada and the US plan to sign a trade deal within the next month. US President Donald Trump stated that an agreement could be reached in the coming weeks.
17 June
US President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed an official agreement to lower tariffs on imports from the United Kingdom. However, the issue of duties on steel and aluminum remains unresolved, as reported by Reuters.
17 June
Companies investing in Solana will benefit from widespread coin adoption — Cantor Fitzgerald
Investing in Solana could pay off for companies as the coin sees broader adoption across finance. Despite SOL’s strong ties to memecoins, its real potential lies in the growing demand for tokenized securities, according to Cantor Fitzgerald analyst Thomas Shinske.
17 June
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17 June
Australian Treasurer says oil price growth increased bets on RBA easing
The sharp rise in oil prices following Friday's escalation of tensions between Iran and Israel has raised market participants' expectations of interest rate cuts in Australia, said the country's Treasurer Jim Chalmers.
16 June
The Bank of England (BOE) is considering further interest rate cuts amid deteriorating economic and labor market data, Bloomberg reports. The decline in exports caused by US trade tariffs, coupled with higher taxes, has already led to weaker GDP growth in April and significant job losses.
16 June
Vietnam's National Assembly passes first-ever law on digital assets
Vietnam has officially adopted its first Digital Economy Law, which introduces clear regulations for cryptocurrencies. The legislation, passed by the National Assembly on June 14, distinguishes between the concepts of «virtual assets» and «cryptoassets».
16 June
Ripple and SEC file joint motion to resolve case
Ripple Labs and the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) have proposed a joint settlement that would reduce the original $125 million penalty in their long-running case concerning XRP sales.
16 June
Charles Hoskinson proposes converting $100 million worth of ADA into stablecoins
Charles Hoskinson, Cardano founder, proposes to convert $100 million worth of ADA tokens into stablecoins and Bitcoin to activate the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.
16 June
