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  • Jun 16

    Bank of Japan lifts key rate to 1%, highest since 1995, as oil shock from Iran war drives inflation

    The Bank of Japan raised its short-term policy rate by a quarter point to 1% on Tuesday, the highest level since 1995, as rising oil costs from the Iran conflict fuel price pressures.

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Washington scraps power-plant carbon caps

Russia probes NATO borders as courts curb Trump and energy shocks lift prices

The day’s hard news clustered around borders, ballots and power. Russia’s war pushed closer to NATO territory, American judges checked the White House on voting and visas, and energy markets priced another layer of geopolitical risk.

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Commission formally circulates a named draft child-safety regulation with 6% turnover fines, and Gates Foundation commits $1B to AI access in developing countries.

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