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TOKYO :Japan’s Nikkei share gauge surged past the 47,000 level for the first time on Monday, while the nation’s currency and long-term bonds slumped after a party vote positioned fiscal dove Sanae Takaichi to become the next prime minister.The Nikkei 225 Index soared 4.6 per cent to 47,852.29, after earlier passing the 46,000 for the first time ever. The broader Topix gauge was up 2.7 per cent.The 30-year Japanese government bond (JGB) plunged, sending the yield to the brink of a record high. Meanwhile, the yield on the two-year note slid, reflecting expectations of later rate hikes by the Bank…
Detroit Tigers’ Spencer Torkelson hit a two-RBI double that tied score 2-2 against the Seattle Mariners.
Key PointsU.S. technology companies are delaying their decisions to lease large data centers in India.New deals for data centers have been on hold for over two months, a source told CNBC.Hyperscalers may revisit their plans within the next three to six months.U.S. technology companies are delaying their decisions to lease large data centers in India, jittery from the recent souring of trade ties between New Delhi and Washington. The orders from Big Tech companies for hyperscalers, or data centers that consume vast amounts of computing power, are “still in the pipeline, but they are holding the pen and saying let me not sign it just yet,”…
Israel’s deputy foreign minister has launched a scathing attack on the UK government, accusing it of a “grotesque betrayal of truth, of justice and of Britain’s Jewish community”.Speaking at the Conservative Friends of Israel (CFoI) reception at the party conference in Manchester, Sharren Haskel hit out at Sir Keir Starmer’s government for the decision to recognise Palestine, for “out of control” immigration that she said is changing the country and the rise of antisemitism in Britain. It was hoped that Tory leader Kemi Badenoch would attend the annual event, as her predecessors Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss did, and there…
[WASHINGTON] The Trump administration will start mass layoffs of federal workers if President Donald Trump decides negotiations with congressional Democrats to end a partial government shutdown are “absolutely going nowhere,” a senior White House official said on Sunday.As the shutdown entered its fifth day, White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett told CNN’s State of the Union programme he still saw a chance that Democrats would back down, averting a costly shutdown and federal employee layoffs that have been threatened by White House budget director Russell Vought.“President Trump and Russ Vought are lining things up and getting ready to…
Tom Brady awards Washington Commanders RB Jacory Crowley-Merritt with the LFG Player of the Game after his big performance against the Los Angeles Chargers.
For weeks now, armed federal agents, some in full tactical gear, have been patrolling downtown Chicago. Ash-har Quraishi reports on Operation Midway Blitz.
The focus should be on practical solutions that cater to the member economies’ realities, says Amro chief, Yasuto Watanabe[SINGAPORE] Regional cooperation is accelerating across South-east and East Asia, driven by ministers and governors showing an unprecedented drive in launching fresh policy exchange initiatives as the private sector expands its use of local currencies. This push is taking shape through a new fiscal policy exchange initiative that saw finance ministers in May exchanging views and updates on fiscal policies and management practices. The intent is to make it a regular discussion.These meetings focus less on coordinated or binding enforcement and more…
Jorge Polanco went yard with a solo home run shot to give the Seattle Mariners the lead over the Detroit Tigers.
TOKYO :Japan’s Nikkei share gauge surged past the 47,000 level for the first time on Monday after fiscal dove Sanae Takaichi was elected to lead the ruling party and become the next prime minister.The Nikkei 225 Index surged 3.9 per cent to 47,566.84, after earlier passing the 46,000 for the first time ever. The broader Topix gauge was up 2.3 per cent.The yield on the two-year Japanese government bond fell 4 basis points (bps) to 0.9 per cent, reflecting expectations of later rate hikes by the Bank of Japan. The yen slid more than 1 per cent against the dollar…
