Mia Glass
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Hedge Funds Turn Bullish On Yen After Carry Trade Blow-Up
Hedge funds turned bullish on Japan’s currency for the first time since 2021 after sharp swings in foreign-exchange markets led to a blow-up of a popular yen trade.
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Hedge Funds Turn Bullish On Yen After Carry Trade Blow-Up
Hedge funds turned bullish on Japan’s currency for the first time since 2021 after sharp swings in foreign-exchange markets led to a blow-up of a popular yen trade.
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Japan’s 10-Year Government Yield Tumbles As Global Bonds Rally
Japan’s benchmark 10-year bond yield fell to its lowest since April as the global bond rally accelerated following poor economic data in the US that’s spurred traders to bet big on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy easing.
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Japan’s 10-Year Government Yield Tumbles As Global Bonds Rally
Japan’s benchmark 10-year bond yield fell to its lowest since April as the global bond rally accelerated following poor economic data in the US that’s spurred traders to bet big on the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy easing.
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US Seeks To Isolate China With Help Of Allies, Ambassador Says
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will visit US as part of the first official visit by a Japanese leader to the nation in nearly a decade,
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US Seeks To Isolate China With Help Of Allies, Ambassador Says
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will visit US as part of the first official visit by a Japanese leader to the nation in nearly a decade,
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Japan’s Input Inflation Flatlines For Weakest Result Since 2021
The December producer price index was flat versus the same period in 2022, the first month without an advance since February 2021.
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Japan’s Input Inflation Flatlines For Weakest Result Since 2021
The December producer price index was flat versus the same period in 2022, the first month without an advance since February 2021.
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Japan’s Slower Wage Growth Adds To Reasons For BOJ To Hold
Nominal cash earnings for workers rose 0.2% from the previous year, decelerating sharply from a 1.5% increase in October
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Japan Makes Last-Ditch Effort To Find Earthquake Survivors
The government doubled the number of Self-Defense Force members to 2,000 to help in relief and rescue efforts.
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Manga Artists, Taxi Drivers Hit As Japan Tax Frustrations Mount
About 4.6 million businesses that were previously exempt from paying sales tax have been impacted by a new invoice system.
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Manga Artists, Taxi Drivers Hit As Japan Tax Frustrations Mount
About 4.6 million businesses that were previously exempt from paying sales tax have been impacted by a new invoice system.
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Japan’s Input Inflation Slows Below 2% For First Time Since 2021
A measure of input prices for Japanese firms rose 0.8% from a year ago, slowest since gains resumed in March 2021.
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BOJ Likely To End Negative Rate In Early 2024, Price Expert Says
Nominal pay growth in Japan strengthened in September, but so far wage gains have fallen behind inflation for 18 consecutive months.
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Fed, Geopolitics Threaten Dollar’s Seasonal Year-End Slump
A trend of year-end weakness in the greenback may fail to rescue dollar bears, given the current economic and geopolitical uncertainties in the global market.
