Category: economy
Tokyo Consumer Prices Rise 2.5% In September, Rice Surges Nearly 47%
Tokyo consumer prices rose 2. 5% in September compared with a year earlier, with the index excluding fresh foodoften subject to sharp fluctuationsreaching 110. 0 across the capitals wards, while the pace of growth remained unchanged from the previous month.
Donald Trump ‘loves tariffs,’ labels himself a tariff man: Professor Paul Poast
Meanwhile, speaking at the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly, Trump warned that he was prepared to impose heavy tariffs on Russia if it refused to end the war in Ukraine, adding that Russia`s war in Ukraine is “not making Russia look good”.
Greenspan, Bernanke and Yellen urge Supreme Court to let Lisa Cook keep her job as a Fed governor
WASHINGTON — Alan Greenspan, Ben Bernanke, Janet Yellen and other former top economic officials appointed by presidents of both parties urged the Supreme Court on Thursday to preserve the Federal
PM Modi : AK-203 rifles production starts soon in UP, strengthens Make In India
Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated the Indian Armed Forces aim for self-reliance, announcing that production of AK-203 rifles will soon begin in Uttar Pradesh. He highlighted the development of the Defence Corridor in UP and ongoing BrahMos missile manufacturing.
‘Everything from chip to ship’: PM Modi calls for boost to Atmanirbhar Bharat
Addressing a gathering, the Prime Minister said that the government has removed several unnecessary compliances so that businesses can keep thriving in the country.
Most tech employees use AI for their jobs, says Google
A recent study by Google’s DORA research division has revealed that a whopping 90% of tech industry workers are using artificial intelligence (AI) in their jobs.
‘GST Cut Will Result In Savings Of ₹1.5 Trillion’: Union Minister For Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi
The savings will be essential to reaching the nation’s goal of 500 gigawatts (GW) of installed renewable energy (RE) capacity by 2030, Joshi stated during a media event. India has already added 252 GW of this, and an additional 248 GW is anticipated to be installed over the next five years. “This GST cut will result in savings of approximately Rs 1 to 1.5 trillion.
Uzbekistan, NASDAQ discuss modernization of Tashkent Stock Exchange
Uzbekistan’s President Shavkat Mirziyoyev met with NASDAQ Chair Adena Friedman in New York to discuss modernizing the Tashkent Stock Exchange and improving government bond trading infrastructure.
New GST rates now effective: Are fuel, liquor prices dropping?
India has implemented significant GST reforms, reducing tax rates on 375 items to boost the economy, but it’s unclear if fuel and alcohol prices will decrease.
Crypto Can’t Afford To Wait For Perfect Regulation
The post Crypto Cant Afford To Wait For Perfect Regulation appeared com. Opinion by: Kevin de Patoul, co-founder and CEO of Keyrock Theres a certain deja vu in crypto right now. Real-world assets (RWAs), tokenized funds and onchain treasuries are all buzzwords weve spoken about for years. In 2022, when hype far outpaced real adoption, a report by BCG projected that the total size of tokenized assets could reach $16 trillion by 2030. The current market cap is sitting at $50 billion in 2025. This time, it feels slightly different, and its not just because giants like BlackRock are launching tokenized money market funds or Circles USDC becoming the de facto settlement layer for Treasury bonds onchain. Its because the narrative has finally collided with reality: real businesses, real cash flows and real compliance. Yet, despite all of this momentum, one thing still drags the industry to the brink of regression: the pursuit of an idealized regulatory framework. Progress requires iteration, not perfection The future of finance is digital. Every asset class, from bonds to real estate, will eventually exist in a tokenized form, and when it does, it has to offer much more than a mere digital replica. Digitization will mean faster, cheaper, and more accessible markets. None of that matters if institutions cant allocate capital at scale. Institutions are, and always will be, allergic to uncertainty. The problem isnt that regulators havent acted. Its that the current approach prioritizes theoretical completeness over practical clarity. Related: Stablecoin laws arent aligned and big fish benefit Universal frameworks, seamless cross-border rules and global harmonization sound good on paper. In practice, however, theyve led to paralysis. People talk about TradFi having a global regime. but its unclear if thats strictly true. Basel III in Europe is not the same as banking rules in the US. Crypto isnt uniquely splintered. Global finance, in general, is.
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