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Kakula mine looking north, with the Phase 1 and 2 concentrators in the background. Credit: Ivanhoe Mines Ivanhoe Mines (TSX: IVN) says it has restarted the western portion of the Kakula copper mine in the Democratic Republic of the Congo following its temporary suspension nearly a month ago. The underground mine, part of the company’s larger Kamoa-Kakula copper complex in the DRC, was forced to shut down on May 18 due to severe flooding that resulted from seismic activity in the region. The complex is Africa’s largest copper-producing operation, with majority ownership split between Ivanhoe and China’s Zijin Mining at 39.6% each, while the DRC government holds a 20…
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Ivanhoe Mines (TSX: IVN) has started a second stage of dewatering Kamoa-Kakula, Africa’s largest copper operation, but increased its production cash cost forecast by 12%. Two submersible pumps have arrived on the site near Lubumbashi in far southeast Democratic Republic of Congo after earth tremors triggered flooding in May, the company said Wednesday in a statement. Two more pumps are due next month in the $70 million plan for draining eastern Kamoa-Kakula by the end of this year. “The company will provide an update on Kamoa-Kakula’s recovery plan and ramp-up to steady-state operations over the medium term in September, as well as 2026/2027 production and cost gu…
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I don’t like the name Jackson Hole. It makes me feel like I’m forced to watch important events going on in a man’s … well, you know. It all sounds so ominous! More importantly, the Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Fed meeting is what started the great bear market of 2020, when Powell announced rate hikes, and now that might happen again. Last week, U.S. producer inflation (PPI) came out super high, rising another percentage point, which now puts the three-rate cut scenario by the end of the year in question. All risk assets are falling with BTC ▼-0.28% down 6.6% on the week and tech stocks like Palantir shaving off 20% and dragging the entire tech sector down. Here’s what else y…
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Jaguar Mining Inc. (TSX: JAG) has received federal authorization to begin preparatory work for the restart of its Turmalina gold mine in Minas Gerais, Brazil, with operations expected to resume in the first quarter of 2026. The permit allows the company to develop a second access route to the Faina and C-8 orebodies and make modifications to the underground ventilation system. It does not cover work to stabilize the tailings pile, a critical step before full-scale operations can resume. A municipal permit issued earlier this year remains in effect, granting similar authorizations for a renewable three-month period. Jaguar is also finalizing a terms of agreement wi…
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Jaguar Mining (TSX: JAG) says it has negotiated a significantly reduced environmental fine with Brazil’s Minas Gerais state government related to a tailings rupture that occurred at the company’s MTL mine complex in late 2024. The penalty stems from an infraction notice issued by the State Secretariat for the Environment and Sustainable Development (SEMAD) following a partial rupture in the Satinoco tailings pile at the company’s Turmalina gold mine, part of the MTL complex located 130 km northwest of Belo Horizonte. The incident, which occurred in early December, displaced hundreds of local residents and affected multiple structures in the surrounding area. Jagua…
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The yen is higher on Friday. Iin the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 143.63, down 0.37% on the day. Tokyo core inflation higher than expected at 3.6% Tokyo core CPI climbed to 3.6% y/y in May, up from 3.4% in April and above the market estimate of 3.5%. This marked the highest level since Jan. 2025. Tokyo core inflation is viewed as the leading indicator of nationwide inflation trends and is closely monitored by the Bank of Japan. Tokyo core CPI, which excludes fresh food, was driven higher due to due higher non-fresh food prices, particularly rice which has soared 93% over the past year. The jump in core CPI bolsters the case…
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The strategic alliance between Japan Gold (TSXV: JG) and Barrick Mining (TSX: ABX, NYSE: B) is coming to an end after more than five years and C$23 million ($17 million) in spending. Vancouver-based Japan Gold announced that the parties have agreed to mutually terminate their partnership, effective as of Oct. 31, 2025. Established in February 2020, the Japan Gold-Barrick alliance aims to explore, develop and mine certain mineral properties that it believes have the potential to host Tier 1 or 2 gold deposits. The former would provide a large selection of projects under its Japan-based portfolio, while the latter would sole fund the initial work supporting the projects…
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Japan in Turmoil: Prime Minister Ishiba Resigns After Election Defeat, LDP Leadership Vote Set for October 4 Japan in Turmoil: What Comes Next After Prime Minister Ishiba Resigns? Tokyo Japan Japanese politics was shaken this week as Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced his resignation as both head of government and president of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP). Ishiba stepped down after a crushing election defeat that saw the LDP and its coalition partners lose their majority in both houses of parliament.Voters, frustrated by the rising cost of living, punished the government at the polls. Ishiba took full responsibility, stating that he could no longer l…
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Will Japan join BRICS? The BRICS bloc — Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, and six other members — has often struggled with internal cohesion. But BRICS is now more united than ever. And according to recent reports, they’re eyeing stealing Japan from the G7 economic bloc. Why’s it happening? Two words: Trump’s tariffs. Will Japan Join BRICS? It’s More Likely Than Ever (X) The trade war started when Donald Trump stepped back into the Oval Office. Tariffs hit Japanese cars first, like Honda, Toyota, and Nissan, industries that are built into Japan’s national identity. Nearly a third of those exports went to the United States, and overnight that pipeline was thr…
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The Japanese yen posted gains earlier but failed to consolidate. In the European sesssion, USD/JPY is trading at 146.57, up 0.07%. Earlier, the yen strengthened to 145.83, its highest level since July 10. Japan's services expands but manufacturing contracts Japan posted mixed PMIs for July. Services expanded for a fourth consecutive month, rising to 53.5 from 51.7 in June and easily beating the forecast of 51.3. This marked the fastest pace of growth since February. Still, employment rose slowly and exports declined due to the uncertainty over US trade policy. The manufacturing sector reverted back to contraction after marginal expansion of 50.1 June. The readin…
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Japan has committed $7 billion to develop the Nacala Logistics Corridor, a project expected to boost Sovereign Metals’ (ASX: SVM) (LON: SVML) Kasiya rutile-graphite project in Malawi. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, working with the African Development Bank, will direct funds toward capacity expansion, refurbishment and resilience upgrades across Malawi, Zambia and Mozambique. The program, called Strengthening Global Supply Chain through Nacala Corridor Development, is designed to secure critical mineral supply chains, improve transport reliability and ease congestion. Kasiya, which already has access to Japanese titanium markets, stands to benefit directly. …
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The Japanese yen is showing limited movement on Thursday. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 146.45, up 0.10% on the day. Japan PPI falls to 2.9% Japan's Producer Price Index rose 2.9% y/y in June, down from an upwardly revised 3.3% in May and matching the consensus. This marked the lowest increase since August 2024. On a monthly basis, PPI fell 0.2%, a second straight decline after a 0.1% decline in May. The PPI report signals that underlying inflation pressures are dropping at the producer level, which could delay the BoJ's plans to hike rates and normalize policy. The BoJ has been in a wait-and-see stance since it raised rates in Janua…
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Japan is looking to bolster its economic ties with the United States by establishing a partnership around critical minerals such as rare earths, local media reported. According to The Yomiuri Shimbun, it is believed that Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba presented this proposal in a phone call with US President Donald Trump on Thursday as part of the negotiation process to bring down the US trade deficit with Japan. Amongst the topics discussed, the newspaper reported, were greater cooperation in economic security, including collaborations in rare earths. Rare earth minerals have taken centre stage in America’s trade tussle with China, which weaponized it…
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Japan is gearing up to innovate and introduce robust payment systems as its economy gradually becomes cashless. Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) Executive Director Kazushige Kamiyama said that while the country does not have any firm stance on CBDCs yet, it must develop other payment options as society becomes increasingly cashless. According to an article published on 4 June 2025 by Reuters, Kamiyama said that while banknotes are still in high circulation in Japan, physical currency could see a steep decline in use going forward as Japan rapidly digitalises. “As such, Japan must consider what steps it can take now to ensure its retail settlement system is convenient, efficient, …
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Overview: Speculation that Japan will take measures to stem the rout in the government bond market has helped spur a short-covering bounce in the dollar after finished last week poorly and sold off yesterday. There has been a sharp drop in Japanese long-term bond yields, and although the dollar is higher against all the G10 currencies today, the yen is the weakest, off nearly 0.75%. Given the intraday momentum indicators and sentiment toward the dollar, we suspect North American participants will sell into the greenback's gains. European benchmark 10-year yields are off 1-3 bp today. The 10-year US Treasury yield is four basis points lower near 4.47%. Equities are mostly…
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Japan will begin test mining rare earth rich mud from the deep seabed near Minamitori Island in 2026, aiming to secure a domestic supply of critical minerals amid tightening global exports. The government-backed project, led by Shoichi Ishii of the Cabinet Office’s ocean innovation platform and using pipes deployed by a Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC) vessel, marks the world’s first attempt to extract and refine rare earths from abyssal mud. The project will collect mud at depths of 5,000–6,000 m near Minamitori Island, with trial operations set to begin in January 2026, as reported by Reuters. If fully successful, the system co…
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The Japanese yen has started the week with strong gains. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 147.71, down 0.73% on the day, Japanese PM on shaky ground after election drubbing Japanese Prime Minister Ishiba's ruling coalition failed to win a majority in the election for the upper house of parliament on Sunday. The result is a humiliating blow to Ishiba, as the government lost its majority in the lower house in October. The stinging defeat could be the end of the road for Ishiba. The Prime Minister has declared he will remain in office, but there is bound to be pressure from within the coalition for Ishiba to resign. Op…
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The Japanese yen is showing little movement on Friday. In the North American session, USD/JPY is trading at 148.69, up 0.06% on the day. On the data calendar, Japan's inflation rate eased in June. It's a light day in the US, highlighted by UoM consumer sentiment and inflation expectations. Japan's core CPI eases to 3.3%Inflation in Japan fell in June as expected and the yen is showing little movement today. Headline CPI dropped to 3.3% y/y from 3.5% in May, matching the consensus. This was the lowest level since Nov. 2024, as prices for electricity and gasoline rose more slowly in June. Food prices were up 7.2%, the most since March, as rice prices soared 100%. Monthly, C…
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The Japanese yen is in positive territory on Monday. In the European sesssion, USD/JPY is trading at 147.87, down 0.35% on the day. Japan's economy expands 2.2% in Q2 The week has started on a positive note in Japan, as GDP for the second quarter was revised sharply higher to 2.2% y/y, up from the initial reading of 1.0% and above the Q1 gain of 0.3%. This was the fastest pace of growth since Q3 2024, as private consumption was higher, in part due to government subsidies for rice and energy. Exports were higher as firms rushed to ship to the US before the blanket 15% tariffs kicked in. On a quarterly basis, GDP expanded 0.5%, up from the initial reading of 0.3%. T…
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The Japanese yen is slightly lower on Thursday. In the European session, USD/JPY is trading at 147.87, up 0.39% on the day. Japan's inflation expected to continue slowingJapan releases the July inflation report on Friday. The markets will be especially interested in the core rate, which is expected to ease to 3.0% y/y, from 3.3% in June. Core CPI includes energy but excludes fresh food Core CPI has remained above the Bank of Japan's 2% target for over three years but the central bank has been slow to raise interest rates. BoJ Governor Ueda has said that the Bank will not raise rates until underlying inflation, which is generated by domestic demand and wages, is sustainabl…
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Japan is preparing to launch its first stablecoin credit card. Starting in October 2025, ‘Nudge Card’ will be accepted at over 150M VISA merchants worldwide, and Nudge Corporation will accept the Japanese yen-backed stablecoin JPYC for repayments. Meanwhile, over in South Korea, e-commerce giant, Coupang, is partnering with Tempo to build blockchain rails for stablecoin adoption These developments in the Asian market reflect the broader global race to adopt crypto and blockchain payment systems. Best Wallet is gearing up with its upcoming Best Card, aiming to make everyday crypto transactions easier for people around the world. How Japan’s Nudge Card Could Revolutioniz…
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Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is preparing to approve the country’s first Yen-denominated stablecoin. This will be the first time a domestically issued, fully collateralized Yen stablecoin is expected to go live at national scale. Japan’s stablecoin can be approved and launched as early as this autumn. Furthermore, Tokyo-based fintech JPYC is set to lead issuance under Japan’s revised regulatory framework. 18 August 2025 local media reports also confirmed that JPYC aims to issue roughly $7 billion of the new cryptocurrency over three years. The stablecoin will be pegged 1:1 to the Japanese Yen. It will be backed by highly liquid assets such as bank deposits an…
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Japan’s Strategy equivalent, Metaplanet, has acquired an additional 1,112 Bitcoin, bringing the company’s total to a staggering 10,000 BTC as of 16 June 2025. The investment company is Asia’s largest corporate Bitcoin holder and the seventh largest publicly traded company globally by Bitcoin treasury size. Notably, Metaplanet issued $210 million worth zero-interest bonds to acquire the additional Bitcoin. Simon Gerovich, CEO of Metaplanet, took to X on 16 June 2025 to announce that Metaplanet has acquired 1112 BTC for $117.2 million at $105,435 per Bitcoin and has achieved BTC Yield of 266.1% YTD 2025. “As of 6/16/2025, we hold 10,000 BTC acquired for $947 million at …
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Japan’s Remixpoint, an energy consulting firm, is diving into Bitcoin, raising $215 million to grow its portfolio to 3,000 Bitcoins. Already holding over 1,000 BTC ▲2.20%, this marks a bold, treasury-focused move amid Japan’s shifting crypto landscape. The company is not just stacking sats, but the CEO announced now takes his paycheck in BTC. With Japan’s crypto laws evolving fast and ETFs on the horizon, Remixpoint’s move is not just bullish. Asia’s biggest traditional economy is setting the tone for overall bigger corporate adoption. BitcoinPriceMarket CapBTC$2.21T24h7d30d1yAll time Remixpoint Treasury Hits 3,000 Bitcoin Ambition Remicpoint just dropped $215 million …
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Overview: The dollar is mostly consolidating with a softer bias after the disappointing employment report before the weekend. The derivatives market is pricing in about a 10% chance of a 50 bp Fed cut next week, which still seems exaggerated given the likely uptick in headline CPI this week. The Japanese yen is the only G10 currency that is weaker on heels of the resignation of Prime Minister Ishida who saw the surveys that showed a majority of his party wanted a leadership contest this year as a vote of no-confidence. The policy uncertainty weighed on the long-end of the Japanese interest rate, though the 10-year yield slipped and equities rose. Most emerging market curr…
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