No strategic spillover in the Middle East – Asia Times

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Middle Eastern corporate spillover is absent.
According to David P. Goldman, the recent assassinations of Hezbollah captain Fuad Shukr and Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran have never caused significant market movements, with only slightly rising oil prices and stable gold prices. Iran wants to stop the situation from getting worse.
 
The software bubbles and the US Dollars
To protect against money loss, David P. Goldman suggests using Japanese yen and metal. The currency’s present loss and Japan’s prices dynamics may change, and stock’s worth is increasing as a hedge against inflation, financial weakness, and Federal Reserve rate cuts.
 
Kiev is concerned about possible support slashes under Trump 2.0.
Worries about Donald Trump’s potential reduction of aid are rising in Ukraine, according to James Davis. Nevertheless, Russia remains wary of Trump’s politics speech and insists on peace only on its words.
 
Bank of Japan raises interest charges, Japanese jumps to 150.7
Scott Foster writes that the Chinese Currency’s 7 % rise since July may help curb prices, aiding BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda’s trust and alleviating pressure from wage-lagging prices. The price hike, yet, poses challenges for housing, business loans, and Chinese exporters.