Yen Suffers Worst Day In 2026 Despite BoJ Hiking Rates To 31-Year High: Here's Why
The BoJ raised rates to a 31-year high of 1.25%, but a 7-2 vote and a wide Fed gap sent the yen to its worst day since December.
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Peter Schiff Warns Japan Could Be the Pin That Pricks an 'Even Bigger' US Bubble
Peter Schiff warns Japan's debt crisis could trigger the next global meltdown as the "pin that pricks our bubble."
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