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Japan's Prime Minister Plans Action Against Yen Speculation in Foreign Exchange Markets
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced government action against speculative movements in the yen, which has become a central issue in the upcoming election. The yen recently plummeted to 159 per dollar before rebounding, raising concerns about potential joint US-Japan intervention. Market pressures stem from concerns about Takaichi's expansionary fiscal policies and slow BoJ rate hikes, with opposition parties proposing alternative funding methods for tax reductions that could impact markets and central bank independence.
Handelsblatt.com Finanzen
Sanae Takaichi Scott Bessent
Finance & Economy News Article
08:41 25.01.2026
Trump at Davos Accuses US of Living at Switzerland's Expense
President Trump's speech at Davos claimed US economic strength, but the article argues the US is living on credit at Switzerland's expense, with the Swiss National Bank losing $50 billion and the dollar's sharp depreciation eroding Wall Street records despite nominal highs.
Tagesanzeiger.ch Wirtschaft
Swiss National Bank Donald Trump Arthur Rutishauser
Finance & Economy News Article
06:51 25.01.2026
Middle powers may underestimate their dependence on the global order
The article analyzes how middle powers may underestimate their dependence on the current global order, arguing that while many countries chafe against perceived hypocrisy in the rules-based system, they risk finding that without some form of international coordination—whether through US hegemony or EU leadership—they face either inefficient anarchy or subjugation to stronger powers. Using Václav Havel's philosophy and Mark Carney's Davos speech as framing devices, the piece suggests that abandoning pretenses without building alternative institutional arrangements could lead to conflict and diminished sovereignty rather than greater freedom.
Financial Times Global Economy RSS
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Politics & Governance News Article
06:00 25.01.2026
Poland shows reluctance to adopt euro as economy outperforms Eurozone
Poland's finance minister states the country is in no hurry to join the Eurozone, citing strong economic performance that outperforms most Eurozone economies. The government argues that retaining the zloty serves Poland better, with public opinion favoring the national currency and economic data supporting continued independence from the euro. Poland has become a $1tn economy and is forecast to grow at the fastest pace in the EU, though it still exceeds some Eurozone convergence criteria.
ft.com economy-eu
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Finance & Economy News Article
06:00 25.01.2026
Trump: How Tech Oligarchs Like Musk and Zuckerberg Profited from Their Alliance
Article examines how tech billionaires like Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg have significantly increased their wealth through their political alignment and alliance with Donald Trump and the MAGA movement, with Silicon Valley's rightward shift proving financially beneficial for these oligarchs.
Tagesanzeiger.ch Wirtschaft
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Politics & Governance News Article
06:00 25.01.2026
Individual Taxation: Effects of Separate Tax Filing for Married Couples, Families, Retirees, and Singles
The article discusses Switzerland's upcoming March 8th vote on individual taxation, which would eliminate the 'marriage penalty' by allowing married couples to file separate tax returns like unmarried couples. The reform would benefit dual-income couples with similar earnings and retirees with balanced pension incomes, while potentially increasing taxes for single-earner families and high-income singles. Implementation is projected for 2032 if approved, requiring significant adjustments to cantonal tax laws and administration systems.
NZZ Finanznachrichten
VZ Vermögenszentrum BDO Switzerland Michael Ferber Markus Stoll Lukas Kretz Katharina Fontana Show more
Finance & Economy News Article
05:30 25.01.2026
ESG Investing Era Ends as Sustainable Investment Takes Center Stage
The article declares the end of the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) era in investing, noting that Blackrock CEO Larry Fink has stopped using the term and now emphasizes 'growth through innovation within planetary boundaries.' It criticizes ESG as an inconsistent label used by many banks as a fig leaf, while highlighting more credible sustainable investment approaches from firms like Globalance Bank and Inyova that focus on positive societal impact and strict exclusion criteria for fossil fuels.
NZZ Finanznachrichten
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Finance & Economy News Article
05:30 25.01.2026
Political Advisor Ian Bremmer: U.S. Policies Will Cause Lasting Damage
Geopolitical risk expert Ian Bremmer warns that Trump administration policies are causing lasting damage to U.S. global standing, leading countries and companies to seek strategic realignment away from U.S. dependence. He predicts this trend will be permanent, reducing U.S. attractiveness as an investment destination and eroding international trust built over decades.
Cash.ch News
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Politics & Governance News Article
01:00 25.01.2026
Japan's Prime Minister Plans to Counter Yen Speculation
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has announced her government will take action against speculative yen movements as the currency faces pressure from concerns about expansive fiscal policies and slow Bank of Japan rate hikes. The issue has become central to the upcoming election campaign, with discussions about potential interventions and use of central bank assets, while US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent indicated coordination with Japanese counterparts to stabilize markets.
Cash.ch News
Sanae Takaichi Scott Bessent
Finance & Economy News Article
01:00 25.01.2026
US Reportedly Investing Billions in Rare Earth Mining Company
The US government is reportedly planning a $1.6 billion investment in USA Rare Earth to strengthen domestic production of strategic minerals critical for semiconductor supply chains and national security, aiming to reduce dependence on China's rare earth dominance.
Cash.ch News
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Finance & Economy News Article
01:00 25.01.2026
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