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- 1Bank of Japan May Raise Rates Again Soon, Former Executive Says▼Japan's Central Bank May Raise Rates Again Soon, Says Former Exe
A former Bank of Japan executive has said the central bank could raise interest rates again in the near term. The comment adds to speculation about the timing of the next hike as Japan continues to move away from years of ultra-loose monetary policy, with markets watching closely for further policy tightening.
- 2EXEED to Showcase Nearly 20 Green Innovations at 2026 User Summit▼EXEED to Unveil Nearly 20 Green Technology and Ecosystem Innovations at 2026 International User Summit
Chinese premium car brand EXEED says it will present close to 20 green technology and ecosystem innovations at its 2026 International User Summit. The company has given no detailed breakdown of the technologies ahead of the event, but the announcement points to a continued push around electrification, sustainability and user-focused services across its vehicle lineup and brand ecosystem.
- 3Women fear for lives as abusive exes face early prison release▼We fear for our lives after being told our abusive exes will be freed from jail early https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/article
Women who survived abuse by their former partners say they fear for their safety after being told their exes are to be released from jail early. The reports have reignited concern about prison overcrowding measures in the UK and whether victims are properly consulted or protected when offenders are let out ahead of schedule.
- 4Traders Compare DEXs on Large Crypto Swap Execution●Best DEX for Large Trades in 2027: $1K to $1M Swap Test A $1,000 DEX swap and a $1 million DEX swap are not the same exe
A comparison of decentralised exchanges for large trades argues that a $1,000 swap and a $1 million swap are fundamentally different execution problems. Rather than picking the cheapest DEX, the analysis says traders should choose the route that yields the highest net settled output for the specific pair, trade size, chain and moment. It underscores how slippage and liquidity depth dominate big trades.