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  • JPX Market Innovation & Research Launches Revamped Marketplace, J-Quants DataCube, On November 4

    Date 04/11/2025

    JPX Market Innovation & Research (JPXI) is pleased to announce the launch of J-Quants Datacube, a marketplace designed to provide users with easy access to high quality and reliable financial data. The service offers a “one-time purchase” model for data, allowing users to download data when they need it and in the quantity they require.

  • JPX Monthly Headlines - October 2025

    Date 04/11/2025

    JPX group companies undertake various initiatives and disseminate information with the aim of providing the most attractive markets to all users.

  • Tokyo Stock Exchange: ETF Monthly Trading Value Via "CONNEQTOR" Reach Record JPY 390 billion

    Date 04/11/2025

    Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. ("TSE") launched CONNEQTOR service, a RFQ (Request for Quote) platform, in February 2021 with the aim of improving liquidity in the ETF market. Today, we are pleased to announce that the monthly trading value via CONNEQTOR reached a record high of JPY 390 billion (average daily trading value of JPY 17.7 billion, 162% increase compared to the same month last year) in October 2025.

  • US Treasury Announces Marketable Borrowing Estimates

    Date 03/11/2025

    The U.S. Department of the Treasury today announced its current estimates of privately-held net marketable borrowing for the October–December 2025 and January–March 2026 quarters. 

  • Economy Statement For The US Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee

    Date 03/11/2025

    Introduction

    Economic data received through September 30, 2025, suggest that U.S. economic growth solidified in the third quarter of 2025 with steady business investment and consumer demand. Stock markets reached record highs during the quarter—and have set additional highs since—while earnings growth has been stable. Meanwhile, yields on U.S. Treasury notes and bills eased over the third quarter: the average yield on the 91-day bill was 11 basis points lower from the second quarter, while the 10-year note yield was 10 basis points lower. Yields have eased further over the last month, nearing 4.00 percent for both the 91-day and the 10-year issuances.