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June inflation drops 0.4%, beating predictions and easing price pressures for Americans.

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Interim business chief Jeff Carter presented the third interim (April 30 data), reporting small revenue increases and a remaining operating deficit that relies on Fund 17 transfers; board voted to accept the report and staff said the proposed 2026-27 budget incorporating the governor's May revise will be presented next week.

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Investing.com-- Japan’s government is planning a rare mid-year revision to its bond issuance program, slashing super-long bond sales by about 10% to address market concerns over deteriorating demand and soaring yields, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing a draft document. The move will reduce total Japanese government bond (JGB) sales for the fiscal year ending March 2026 by 500 billion yen ($3.44 billion) to 171.8 trillion yen, with sharp cuts in 20-, 30-, and 40-year debt issuance, the report stated. The Reuters report said sales of each of these maturities will be trimmed by 100 billion yen at every auction starting next month. Japan 10-Year bond yield fell 1% as of 04:14 GMT. The decision follows recent turbulence in the bond market, where super-long JGB yields surged to record highs amid weak auction demand. It also aligns with the Bank of Japan’s signal earlier this week to slow its tapering of bond purchases, reflecting a broader preference for caution in exiting its ultra-loose monetary regime. To offset the reduction, the government will boost short-term issuance, including two-year debt and treasury bills, by 600 billion yen each. Principal-guaranteed bonds for retail investors will also rise by 500 billion yen, the report said Japan may also consider buying back older, low-rate super-long JGBs to help restore market balance, the report added.

Following a period of engagement, Empiric’s board received a revised proposal from Unite. This proposal offers 30 pence in cash and 0.09 new Unite shares for each Empiric share. Based on Unite’s share price of 855.5 pence on June 4, the last business day before the announcement, the proposal values each Empiric share at 107 pence. The board of Empiric has agreed with Unite to enter an initial engagement phase based on this proposal. Further announcements will be made as appropriate. However, the statement emphasized there is no certainty that a firm offer will be made, nor are the final terms guaranteed. By July 3, Unite must either confirm that it plans to buy Empiric or say it won’t. This deadline can only be pushed back if the Takeover Panel agrees.

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