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Japan is imposing higher tourist visa fees starting July and moving away from an ultra-loose monetary policy, which experts say could impact its booming property market. Foreign investors are being advised to prepare for direct and indirect effects on their real estate assets, with non-residents primarily purchasing homes as a base for exploring tourist destinations.

Japan will impose higher tourist visa fees starting July and is shifting away from ultra-loose monetary policy, potentially affecting foreign investors' real estate assets. The reasons for non-resident home purchases include using properties as a base for exploring tourist destinations.

Kevin Warsh is assuming the role of Federal Reserve chair during a challenging economic period that constrains his ability to implement disruptive policies. The timing presents a pivotal moment where the Fed faces limitations on its capacity to cut rates despite potential pressure to do so.