Bitcoin is undeniably having a great year, but is losing momentum just when it might have been expected to go up a gear.
Japan’s Jan.-March capital spending up 11.0% on year
Capital spending by Japanese companies in January-March rose 11.0 percent from a year earlier, the Finance Ministry said Thursday.
Latest Crypto News: Japan’s All Nippon Airways Launches NFT Marketplace, Origin Ether Amasses $12M In TVL
Japan’s leading airline, All Nippon Airways (ANA), launched an aviation-themed non-fungible token (NFTs) marketplace, named ANA GranWhale NFT, on May 30. It is debuting with an NFT collection by famed ...
Cash Will Buoy Childrearing Generation, Japan Minister Says
Expanding government handouts will encourage the child-rearing generation, many of whom say they can’t afford to start a family, according to the minister in charge of dealing with Japan’s population ...
Bank of Japan chief says to patiently keep ultra-easy policy
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Tuesday the central bank will patiently maintain its ultra-loose monetary as there is some distance to sustainably achieve its 2% inflation target, ...
Indonesian copper miner Amman aims to raise $880 million in IPO
Indonesian copper miner Amman Mineral Internasional aims to raise up to 12.94 trillion rupiah ($880.6 million) in a listing scheduled for June 28 to July 3, it said in its prospectus on Wednesday. The ...
Yen’s slide eases as finance meeting raises hints of intervention
The yen's deprecation was halted after a rare meeting of Japan's top financial authorities raised concerns among market players that Tokyo might intervene as it did in a remarkable move last year. The ...
Crypto Is On The Up In 2023, So What Is The Best Cryptocurrency To Invest In?
Is crypto a buy this year? Quite possibly, depending on your risk appetite and portfolio make-up. We’ve got the lowdown on what’s happening in the crypto market
Crypto Data Firm Nansen to Lay Off 30% of Staff
Blockchain analytics platform Nansen said it is laying off 30% of its workforce, citing broader difficulties in the crypto market.
Pro Take: Crypto Runs Raise Urgent Policy Questions, Says Chicago Fed Paper
Fed research examines just how quickly customers withdrew money from crypto platforms during last year’s digital runs that led to bankruptcies.
Bitcoin Faces First Monthly Drop of 2023 as Crypto Revival Cools
The crypto rebound is losing steam, leaving Bitcoin on course for its worst month since the FTX exchange collapsed in November last year.Most Read from BloombergWinklevoss Twins Attempt Pivot After Ge ...
Japan Inc. Sells Record $13.4 Billion of Bonds for Month of May
The current month is proving to be the strongest May on record for Japanese corporate issuance, with borrowers taking advantage of a drop in yen spreads after the Bank of Japan recently maintained its ...
Bank of Japan policy shift risks causing eurozone bond turmoil, warns ECB
The ECB said the risk of “Japanese investors withdrawing abruptly from the euro area bond market” was among the myriad possible threats to the eurozone financial system, while it judged the bloc to be ...
Indonesian copper miner Amman plans $880m IPO by July
Indonesian copper miner Amman Mineral Internasional aims to raise up to 12.94 trillion rupiah ($880.6 million) in an initial public offering scheduled for June 28 to July 3, according to the company's ...
Indonesian copper miner Amman plans $880 mln IPO by July
Amman Mineral Internasional acquired the Batu Hijau mine from U.S. miner Newmont Mining Corp and Japan's Sumitomo Corp and its partners in 2016. Indonesia's IPO market has raised $1.58 billion as of ...
Crypto Talent War For Blockchain Supremacy: The U.S. Versus The World
Blockchain's transformative potential has sparked a race among nations to attract the best talent in the field.