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BOJ rate hike signals faster pace of tightening amid inflation risks, weak yen: Economists (opens the original)
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The central bank raised rates on Friday (Sep 18) to a 31-year high of 1.25 per cent, pressing ahead with policy normalisation as inflation risks remain elevated. The Bank of Japan’s latest interest rate hike remains part of a gradual normalisation of monetary policy, but economists say inflation risks and a weak yen could push policymakers to tighten more quickly in the months ahead. The central bank raised rates on Friday (Sep 18) by 25 basis points to a 31-year high of 1.25 per cent. The wide
Nepal faces long road to recovery as vulnerable communities bear brunt of disaster, say aid groups (opens the original)
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Beyond the immediate need for shelter, food, clean water and medical assistance, rebuilding homes and livelihoods could take years, they warned. Nepal faces a long and difficult recovery from devastating floods and landslides, with already-vulnerable communities and children likely to bear the heaviest burden, said aid groups. Beyond the immediate need for shelter, food, clean water and medical assistance, rebuilding homes and livelihoods could take years, they warned. Communities already grappl
Forced labour concerns a 'convenient' rationale for rebuilding Trump's tariff wall: Analysts (opens the original)
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The United States said on Thursday (Jul 23) it would impose tariffs of between 10 per cent and 12.5 per cent on imports from 60 trading partners over forced labour concerns, replacing a temporary 10 per cent global duty that expired on Friday. The Trump administration has rebuilt its tariff wall to better withstand future legal challenges, said analysts, with one expert calling the forced labour rationale for the new levies "a convenient excuse" to restore the tariffs struck down by the US Supre
Fresh South China Sea tensions add urgency to ASEAN-China code of conduct talks: Analysts (opens the original)
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The latest flashpoint has cast a shadow over this week’s ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Meeting in Manila, which is also being attended by United States Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi. Rising tensions and a spike in close calls in the South China Sea are reinforcing the urgency of finalising a long-delayed code of conduct between the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and China to prevent future confrontations, said analysts. The renewed focus follows a
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