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March

Foreign Tourists Embrace Expensive Dining in Japan Amid Weak Yen

Foreign tourists are flocking to Japan to enjoy pricey dishes thanks to the weak yen. Despite criticism from locals, visitors like Orr Israeli Dayan and Omer Dayan from Israel find the costs reasonable compared to their home country. The opening of Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai in Tokyo’s waterfront has introduced expensive menu items, attracting foreign tourists like Poh Meng Quek from Singapore who appreciate the opportunity to savor fresh and delicious fish at a reasonable price. Japan’s appeal to foreign travelers is evident in the record-high number of visitors in March and increased travel spending, boosting the tourism industry and economy.

Inflation Shows Strength in March Despite Market Resilience

Inflation showed strength in March, with the core PCE price index rising by 2.8% from a year ago. Personal spending outpaced income growth, leading to a decrease in the personal saving rate. Despite inflationary pressures, financial markets remained steady, with futures traders adjusting rate cut expectations. Chief Investment Officer George Mateyo cautioned against premature assumptions on rate cuts, emphasizing the need for further developments, particularly in the labor market.

German Inflation Fall Raises Hopes for ECB Rate Cut

The recent fall in German inflation has raised hopes for a potential rate cut by the European Central Bank (ECB), with analysts speculating on the implications for financial markets and borrowing costs. The unexpected decline in inflation has led to growing anticipation for the central bank to introduce measures to boost inflation and economic momentum, amid concerns about slowing economic activity and global trade tensions. Market participants will closely monitor any announcements or signals from the ECB regarding its monetary policy stance in the coming months.

Rare Celestial Spectacle: Northern Lights May Be Visible as Far South as California This Month

Get ready to witness a rare celestial spectacle as the northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, may be visible as far south as California this month. March is expected to be the best month in two decades to see the curtains of mostly green, but also pink, purple, and red lights that are typically confined to areas around Earth’s North Pole. Don’t miss out on this ethereal display!

U.S. Men’s Olympic Soccer Team Secures Triumphant 3-0 Victory Over Guinea in Spain

The U.S. Men’s Olympic Soccer Team secured a triumphant 3-0 victory over Guinea in Spain as they gear up for the 2024 Paris Olympics. The match, held in Girona on March 22, 2024, showcased an outstanding performance by forward Griffin Yow, who contributed to two goals and sparked a third for the USA. This victory marks the first appearance of the U.S. Men’s U-23 National Team at the Games since 2008. The team’s impressive display in this match has heightened anticipation for their upcoming participation in the Olympics.

FPIs Infuse Over Rs 38,000 Cr in Equities in March Amid Strong Domestic Economic Outlook

Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) have injected over Rs 38,000 crore in Indian equities in March, driven by favorable global economic conditions and a strong domestic macroeconomic outlook. This surge follows a modest investment in February and a massive outflow in January. Experts attribute the influx to robust GDP growth and expectations of potential RBI policy shifts. FPIs have also invested heavily in the debt market, with a massive Rs 13,223 crore injection this month.

Today’s ‘Quordle’ Hints And Answers For Thursday, March 21

Get today’s Quordle hints and answers for March 21. Test your word skills with this popular game. Check out the hints and answers to improve your Quordle game play!

Top Rankings in This Week’s Switch eShop Charts

Check out the latest Switch eShop charts to see the top 30 games in both all games and download-only games categories. From Mario Kart 8 Deluxe to Stardew Valley, find out which titles are currently the most popular on the platform.

Garena Free Fire Max Redemption Codes for March 17, 2024

Garena Free Fire Max is offering daily redemption codes for free in-game items, providing players with the chance to win weapons and skins. These 12-digit alphanumeric codes are released daily and are valid for the first 500 users, creating a sense of urgency and exclusivity. Players can enhance their gameplay and add value to their gaming experience without spending real money, fostering a sense of community and engagement among players.

Global Cholera Outbreak Causes Concern

A multi-country outbreak of cholera has caused concern worldwide, with over 787,000 reported cases and 5,500 deaths in 31 countries. The shortage of Oral Cholera Vaccines (OCV) has been a major challenge, with demand doubling the available supply. The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified the global resurgence of cholera as a grade 3 emergency, with the risk assessed as very high. For the latest data on the outbreak, the WHO Global Cholera and AWD Dashboard is available for reference.