
Bank of Japan Raises Rate to 31-Year High of 1.25 Percent in Split Vote
Bank of Japan raises rate to 1.25 percent, a 31-year high, in a 7-2 vote. Yen weakens above 157. Governor Ueda says policy enters new phase on inflation risks.
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Bank of Japan raises rate to 1.25 percent, a 31-year high, in a 7-2 vote. Yen weakens above 157. Governor Ueda says policy enters new phase on inflation risks.

A virtual trading point in the Netherlands sets gas prices for all of Europe. Here's how TTF works and why Middle East shocks transmit to European energy bills.

An unsealed brief in the New York Times-led copyright case quotes Microsoft and OpenAI insiders calling news scraping theft and their chatbots substitutive.

Retail inflation in India rose to 4.82 percent in August, the third month above the RBI target, as food prices climbed and core inflation firmed to 4.2 percent.

OFAC designated BitBank, developer Pishtaz Simorgh and three Zanjani associates under Operation Economic Outcast on September 17.

ARMA clears the House Financial Services Committee 28-21, sending the first federal Bitcoin reserve bill to the full chamber with a 20-year lockup.

Huawei showed more than 10 AI computing chips at Connect 2026 and put the Ascend 960DT in Q1 2027, scaling superclusters toward a million processors.

Trump announced a Ukraine-Russia energy ceasefire, pressing Zelenskyy to halt strikes on Russian diesel refineries as exports fell 81 percent below the five-year average.

UK consumer prices rose 3.1 percent year-on-year in August, the highest in five months, as motor fuel costs surged. The Bank of England decides on rates Thursday.

First Fed hike since 2023: the funds rate rises to 3.75%-4% on a unanimous 12-0 vote, with supply shocks dropped from the statement and the Middle East.

Rome-based cybersecurity company Exein, founded by Gianni Cuozzo, closes a Headline-led round: a $1.7 billion valuation, over thirty times the $55 million of 2024.

OpenAI has held early talks with investors about a new private round near $1.2 trillion, up from $852 billion in March, as its IPO slips past 2026.

Iran's central bank dropped the repatriation rule for exporters. Cross-border trade now settles in Tether and Bitcoin through domestic crypto exchanges.

Libya's NOC said it may declare force majeure after oil guards closed a valve on the Hamada-Zawiya pipeline, halting two fields and a pumping station.

U.S. Bank executed a live cross-border payment using USBDC on Stellar between its North American and European entities.

The US Senate rejected the CLARITY Act cloture vote 49-50, far short of 60 needed. Bitcoin fell 5%, Coinbase and Circle down nearly 10%.

MiCA is live in Europe and has excluded USDT. The GENIUS Act is law but rules are missing. The two frameworks compared.

Poste Italiane ends the first OPAS window on TIM with 66.63% of the capital; the offer reopens on 21-25 September with the 90% squeeze-out threshold in sight.

European gas jumped 6 percent to €84.07 per MWh, the highest since December 2022, as the Saudi pipeline shutdown deepened a supply crisis with storage at a record low.

Oracle posted record Q1 FY27 revenue of $19.3 billion, a 30% year-on-year increase powered by triple-digit cloud infrastructure growth and a backlog that swelled to $664 billion.
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