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Bank of Japan Likely to Hold Rates at April 28 Meeting, But Maintains Hawkish Stance

Summary: BoJ is likely to hold at 0.75% on April 28 while signaling future rate hikes if conditions permit; June action remains possible, with some officials leaning toward a near-term move amid inflation risks from geopolitical shocks and a higher forecast. Abstract: The Bank of Japan is expected to keep its policy rate at 0.75% at the April 28 meeting, signaling eventual hikes as conditions permit; discussion centers on timing and a potential June move, in light of geopolitical tensions and an updated inflation outlook.
GateNews·04-21 07:31

TradFi Rise Alert: NZDCHF (NZD/CHF) Rises Over 0.5%

Gate News: According to the latest Gate TradFi data, NZDCHF (NZD/CHF) has surged by 0.5% in a short period. Current volatility is significantly higher than recent averages, indicating increased market activity.
GateNews·04-21 01:18

Does the Financial Supervisory Commission plan to distribute dividends in US dollars? Foreign investors holding companies such as TSMC emerge as the biggest winners

Taiwan is evaluating whether to allow publicly listed companies to pay dividends directly in U.S. dollars, which is expected to reduce foreign investors’ currency-exchange costs and help stabilize the exchange rate, but the timing of the policy remains unclear. This change would benefit foreign investment firms, especially TSMC, but local investors face operational inconveniences, and the regulatory support still needs to be improved. The measure is intended to enhance the appeal of Taiwan’s stock market to keep pace with competition in global capital markets.
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-20 09:23

War severely hurts Dubai’s tourism and financial standing, WSJ: The United Arab Emirates is seeking U.S. financial assistance

Dubai, as the economic core of the United Arab Emirates, is facing wartime challenges. Since the end of February, it has been hit by large numbers of drone and missile attacks, affecting tourism and oil trade. This has led to fewer international flights and concerns about capital outflows, as the UAE is actively negotiating with the United States on a currency swap mechanism to address potential liquidity crises.
ChainNewsAbmedia·04-20 01:20