Investing.com-- Consumer inflation in Japan’s capital rose more than expected in December, data showed on Tuesday, pointing to a similar increase in nationwide price pressures as the country struggles ...
Japan considers green transition bonds issuance for next fiscal year
TOKYO, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Japan's Ministry of Finance is considering issuing green transition bonds in the second half of next fiscal year from April, as part of plans to push climate change efforts, ...
Japan’s Saito: Interest rates remain low but current situation won’t last indefinitely
Early Wednesday morning in Asia, Japan’s Ministry of Finance (MOF) Financial Bureau Chief Michio Saito crossed wires, via Reuters, as he teased higher rates. More to come... Information on these pages ...
Warren Buffett’s energy bets in Japanese companies are turning out to be huge winners, with some up 100% since his initial investment
The Oracle of Omaha invested in five Japanese companies after others abandoned them - and his stakes have been paying off, according to Bloomberg.
Six crypto investors talk about DeFi and the road ahead for adoption in 2023
The crypto VC industry has become more selective due to the market downturn and wavering trust, but major firms are still investing in the space.
Crypto Banks Owe Themselves Money
You — the shareholder and chief executive officer — start a bank and put up $10 of your own money as initial capital. The bank has $10 of shareholder equity, takes $100 of deposits and makes $110 of loans.
Billionaire bitcoin bull Mike Novogratz says 2023 will be a year for crypto markets to try and survive, and ‘heal and rebuild narrative’
"The outlook for crypto is not horrible, but it's not great," the Galaxy Digital CEO said. "We've got time to heal and rebuild [the] narrative."
The Winklevoss’ Gemini terminates its yield product as dispute between the crypto exchange and DCG escalates
The decision to terminate the offering comes amid a public feud between Digital Currency Group's Barry Silbert and Gemini's Cameron Winklevoss.
Valueless Crypto Worth Hundreds Of Millions Of Dollars
Large crypto firms are tottering on the brink of collapse and others that are apparently sound appear to be under investigation in the U.S. on all sorts of serious matters. That seems to provide a very strong argument for a continuation of the crypto winter,
Crypto.com Will Delist Tether in Canada to Comply With Ontario Regulator
The exchange said it will no longer facilitate transactions associated with the stablecoin at the end of the month.
Coinbase Confirms End of Era of Insolent Growth in Crypto
The mistrust of the general public caused by a succession of scandals after the crypto craze of 2021. Last May, sister tokens Luna and UST collapsed overnight causing billions of dollars in losses to retail investors and institutional investors.
Ex-Coinbase Manager’s Brother Gets 10 Months in Crypto Fraud
The brother of a former Coinbase Global Inc. product manager was sentenced Tuesday to 10 months for his role in a scheme to trade on confidential information about when the cryptocurrency exchange was going to list new tokens.
Japan: A Modest Recovery Will Continue To Be Supported By Accommodative Macro Policies
We expect Japan's GDP growth to slow in 2023 but to remain above its potential rate, supported by an accommodative macro policy environment.
Coinbase to lay off 20% of staff as crypto winter continues
The crypto winter is apparently not over yet. Coinbase announced Tuesday that it was laying off 950 people, about 20% of its staff. The job cuts come only a few months after another major round of layoffs.
Coinbase Lays Off 20% of Staff, Warns of ‘Further Contagion’ in Crypto
Coinbase announced on Tuesday that it would lay off 20% of its employees—950 people out of an estimated 4,700—in an effort to significantly reduce its operating expenses. It’s the company’s second large round of layoffs in less than a year.
Coinbase will chop 20% of its staff in a 2nd round of big job cuts, as its boss blames ‘unscrupulous actors’ for putting pressure on crypto
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong blamed "unscrupulous actors" for the headwinds facing the crypto market, a possible allusion to FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried.