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A narrowing interest rate gap between the US and Japan could lead to a strengthening of the yen against the dollar. The exchange rate could reach the 135–140 range by the end of the year, as projected by former Japanese diplomat Mitsuhiro Furusawa.
6 June
BOE survey: only 12% of UK firms view US import tariffs as source of instability
According to the latest Bank of England (BOE) research, only a small share of UK companies are concerned about US trade policies. The survey reveals that just 12% of businesses cited actions by American President Donald Trump as a primary source of instability in May.
6 June
SEC opposes new crypto funds amid legal uncertainty — Bloomberg
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is facing the need to regulate new cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that offer investors earnings through staking, as reported by Bloomberg.
6 June
The Bank of Canada kept its rate at 2.75% in June. However, BofA Securities economist Carlos Capistran noted the regulator's more dovish stance. He forecasts a 0.25% cut in Canada's borrowing costs at the September, October, and December meetings.
6 June
Japan’s export declined in early May amid impact of US tariffs
According to Bloomberg, in the first 20 days of May, Japanese exports declined as the tariffs set by US President Donald Trump took a heavier toll. Data from Japan's Ministry of Finance indicates that the value of exports fell by 3% compared to the same period last year.
6 June
XRP will qualify under the EU's MiCA law as “utility token”
According to the Times Tabloid, XRP will be categorized under the European Union's Markets in Cryptoassets Regulation (MiCA) as a “utility token.” This is an important confirmation of XRP's functional role in blockchain finance.
6 June
Declining household spending weighs on Japan’s economy — Bloomberg
In April, Japanese household spending unexpectedly dropped as high inflation curbed discretionary purchases. The decline served as a worrying sign for policymakers amid an economic downturn that had begun even before US tariffs took full effect, Bloomberg reports.
6 June
A decrease of the indicator value may contribute to the fall in quotes of CAD.
5 June
RBC strategists led by Sam Crittenden noted a weakening in copper supply and demand. Therefore, Donald Trump's refusal to impose tariffs on this metal could negatively impact prices.
5 June
The Bank of Canada has decided to keep its interest rate at 2.75%, signaling that fighting core inflation takes priority over concerns about weak economic growth, Bloomberg notes. However, several experts quoted by the agency believe the central bank will cut rates multiple times this year.
5 June
