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Japanese Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama: We Will Take Appropriate Foreign Exchange Actions As Needed. He Will Not Comment On Specific Foreign Exchange Levels
According To Japan's KYODO News, Japan's Crude Oil Imports From The Middle East Are Expected To Fall By 26.4% In The First Half Of 2026
According To The Wall Street Journal: US President Trump Has Approved A Landmark Nuclear Agreement With Saudi Arabia
The South Korean Government Is Discussing Exchange-rate Stability With Export-oriented Companies, With Participation From Samsung Electronics, SK Hynix, And Others
The White House Announced That President Trump Will Attend A Handover Ceremony At Dover Air Force Base On Wednesday
Court Documents Show That The U.S. Department Of Justice Has Proposed That Maduro's Case Be Heard In June 2027
South Korea's Deputy Finance Minister Stated That Sufficient Policy Space Has Been Secured To Stabilize The Foreign Exchange Market Should It Be Necessary
South Korea's Deputy Finance Minister: The "herding Effect" In The USD/KRW Trading Market Is Showing Signs Of Easing
South Korea's Deputy Finance Minister Urged Exporters To Repatriate More Of Their Overseas Dollar Earnings
Japan's Seasonally Adjusted Goods Trade Balance For June Stood At -881.932 Billion Yen, Compared With Expectations Of -502.1 Billion Yen And The Previous Reading Of -90.4 Billion Yen
Japan's Ministry Of Finance: Japan's Thermal Coal Imports In June Rose 18.5% Year-on-Year To 7.148 Million Tons
Japan's Ministry Of Finance Reported That Preliminary Crude Oil Imports In June Fell 13.7% Year-on-Year. Liquefied Natural Gas Imports In June Rose 6.2% Year-on-Year To 4.718 Million Tons
Japan's Ministry Of Finance Reported That Japan's Exports To The United States Rose 13% Year-on-Year In June, Exports To The European Union Rose 20.3% Year-on-Year, And Exports To Asia Rose 22.7% Year-on-Year
Japan's Year-on-Year Merchandise Exports In June Rose By 19.3%, Exceeding The Forecast Of 18.6%; The Previous Reading Was Revised Down To 16.80% From 17.00%

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Real Vision CEO Raoul Pal shared his opinion on the recent crypto market crash. The CEO is optimistic that the crypto market will soon recover from its ongoing turbulence and liquidations.
Raoul Pal predicts recovery for crypto market
"The Road to Valhalla is getting very close," says Pal. Simply put, Pal believes the crypto industry will soon begin an uptrend following a series of market crashes.
Pal went on to acknowledge the ongoing pain points in the market. He noted that the U.S. government shutdown has resulted in tight liquidity. While taxes still flow, zero spending flows out.
Notably, the Treasury General Account (TGA) balance is approaching $1 trillion, a major reason for the liquidity squeeze and Bitcoin underperforming treasuries.
In response, the Federal Reserve (Fed) is being forced to restart temporary repurchase operations (Overnight Repo). The Fed is reportedly planning to inject nearly $30 billion of liquidity into the market.
With quantitative tightening still running, crypto has taken a major hit, while tech holds up on 401(k) autopilot flows.
Raoul Pal@RaoulGMINov 04, 2025I know no one wants to hear bullish ideas and everyone is scared and wants to fling poo at each other... but the Road to Valhalla is getting very close.
If global liquidity is the single most dominant macro factor then we MUST focus on that.
REMEMBER - THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN IS… pic.twitter.com/WXhqd23ec9
However, the Real Vision CEO spotlighted the next phase that would see crypto come out victorious. He said the Treasury will begin spending $250 billion to $350 billion in the next few months, as soon as the government shutdown ends.
When this happens, quantitative tightening ends and the balance sheet technically expands. This would imply crypto rails getting free liquidity.
Besides, historical trends suggest that when the Treasury replenishes reserves and liquidity becomes extremely tight, it often foreshadows an impending reversal.
How regulations can help market
Raoul Pal added that the establishment of favorable crypto regulations could also support the bullish market outlook.
Specifically, he noted that the passing of the CLARITY Act would give the market the needed regulatory clarity. Once implemented, banks and wirehouses would receive the regulatory green light to custody and trade spot crypto ETFs at scale.
The CLARITY Act passed the House of Representatives on July 17, 2025, and is now in the Senate for consideration. Market observers expect the passing of this bill by the end of Q4, 2025. The bill seeks to establish a clear regulatory framework for crypto markets.
Pal added that the "Big Beautiful Bill," passed in July, would also boost the economy into the midterms. The legislation, which is all about budget restructuring, triggered a speculative reaction across risk assets after its approval in July.
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