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Long-term interest rates in Japan, which influence fixed mortgage rates, rose to their highest level in 17 years. On September 22nd, the yield on 10-year government bonds briefly reached 1.665 percent during trading, marking the highest level since 2008.
In an innovative approach to electricity demand control, frozen tuna stored at minus 60 degrees Celsius are now being used as cooling agents. By temporarily shutting down refrigeration units and relying on the fish itself to maintain storage temperatures, companies are beginning to reduce power consumption effectively.
The Consumer Affairs Agency recently announced suspicions of stealth marketing practices involving Ajinomoto and Inglewood. These companies are connected with the frozen home-delivery meal brand “Aete.” Allegedly, they asked individuals to post on social media in exchange for free products and later republished those posts on sales sites.
Seven-Eleven Japan has completed a large-scale overhaul of its store system used by approximately 21,000 outlets nationwide. This project, conceived five years ago, represents a major step in digital transformation. The new cloud-based system replaces the company’s traditional infrastructure and is designed to enhance efficiency and service across all stores.
On September 19th, the Bank of Japan decided to maintain its policy interest rate at 0.5 percent, marking the fifth consecutive meeting without a rate change. The decision, supported by the majority of the Policy Board, comes as the central bank continues to monitor the impact of U.S. tariffs, commonly referred to as the Trump tariffs.
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