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The US dollar fell more than 50 points against the Japanese yen (USD/JPY) in the short term, reaching 161.84.
2026-07-14
The US dollar fell more than 50 points against the Japanese yen (USD/JPY) in the short term, reaching 161.84.
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2026-07-14
Regulators are reported to be considering curbs on wealth management funds investing in consumer‑finance ABS issued by trust companies. Multiple trust executives say they have not received a formal regulatory order but are feeling a sustained tighten
Regulators are reported to be considering curbs on wealth management funds investing in consumer‑finance ABS issued by trust companies. Multiple trust executives say they have not received a formal regulatory order but are feeling a sustained tightening of compliance requirements; practical compliance thresholds for consumer‑finance trust business have risen and some institutions are proactively trimming exposure. Several trusts say they have already conducted internal risk reviews. Wealth managers report no official notice and say related business remains normal. Firms say, should restrictions be imposed, they would seek a transitional buffer to avoid adverse market feedback from a sudden change in expectations.
2026-07-14
US small-business optimism rose 2.1 points to 97.4 in June, near the 52-year average of 98.0, the NFIB said. The share of owners naming inflation as the single most important problem climbed to its highest level in nearly two years, and a larger numb
US small-business optimism rose 2.1 points to 97.4 in June, near the 52-year average of 98.0, the NFIB said. The share of owners naming inflation as the single most important problem climbed to its highest level in nearly two years, and a larger number of firms reported raising average selling prices. The NFIB uncertainty index eased 2 points to 89 but remains well above its long-run average of 68. The NFIB said the improvement and lower uncertainty likely reflected a temporary pullback in gasoline after a fragile US–Iran ceasefire; the truce later collapsed following tanker attacks in the Strait of Hormuz and reciprocal military strikes, keeping fuel-price and geopolitical risk elevated. NFIB chief economist Bill Dunkelberg said lower fuel costs have provided relief for businesses and consumers and firms expect operating conditions to improve over the next six months, though challenges persist.
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