Yoshiaki Nohara
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Race to Become Next Japan PM Highlights Divergent Views On BOJ
The recent exchange between Digital Minister Taro Kono — a potential contender to become the next leader — and Minister of Finance Shunichi Suzuki highlights the intense focus on whether the government might try to influence the BOJ’s path toward policy normalization.
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Race to Become Next Japan PM Highlights Divergent Views On BOJ
The recent exchange between Digital Minister Taro Kono — a potential contender to become the next leader — and Minister of Finance Shunichi Suzuki highlights the intense focus on whether the government might try to influence the BOJ’s path toward policy normalization.
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Japan Set For Yet Another New Leader As PM Kishida Steps Aside
Kishida, who took office nearly three years ago, decided not to run to take responsibility for the political funds issue, Kyodo News said.
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Japan Set For Yet Another New Leader As PM Kishida Steps Aside
Kishida, who took office nearly three years ago, decided not to run to take responsibility for the political funds issue, Kyodo News said.
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BOJ Sends Dovish Signal After Rate Hike Sparked Market Meltdown
Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Shinichi Uchida sent a strong dovish signal in the wake of historic financial market volatility in Japan by pledging to refrain from hiking interest rates when the markets are unstable.
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US, Japan, South Korea Look To Cement Security Ties Before America Votes
The US, Japan and South Korea are set to sign a deal on joint military training and information sharing at a rare meeting in Tokyo, looking to lock in gains in security cooperation before America elects its next president in November.
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Japan Faces Diminishing Returns From Intervention To Support Yen
Economists point out that it’s almost impossible for the meeting to satisfy everyone.
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Tokyo Votes for Governor in Race That’s Key to PM’s Fortunes
Tokyo voters went to the polls Sunday to elect a governor in a race that poses a test for struggling Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, whose ruling party is backing the incumbent over a prominent challenger from the opposition camp.
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Tokyo Votes for Governor in Race That’s Key to PM’s Fortunes
Tokyo voters went to the polls Sunday to elect a governor in a race that poses a test for struggling Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, whose ruling party is backing the incumbent over a prominent challenger from the opposition camp.
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Japan’s Economy Sputters as Dismal Run Extends to Three Quarters
Japan’s economy contracted in the first quarter as consumers and companies reduced spending, underscoring the fragile nature of the recovery and extending a dismal performance stretching back to last summer.
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Global Chips Battle Intensifies With $81 Billion Subsidy Surge
US and allies vie with China for semiconductor supremacy, powered by wave of domestic investment.
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Global Chips Battle Intensifies With $81 Billion Subsidy Surge
US and allies vie with China for semiconductor supremacy, powered by wave of domestic investment.
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Global Chips Battle Intensifies With $81 Billion Subsidy Surge
US and allies vie with China for semiconductor supremacy, powered by wave of domestic investment.
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IMF Urges Asia’s Central Banks To Avoid Closely Tracking Fed
The International Monetary Fund cautioned Asian central banks against prioritizing what they think the US Federal Reserve will do as they lay out their own policy paths.
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IMF Urges Asia’s Central Banks To Avoid Closely Tracking Fed
The International Monetary Fund cautioned Asian central banks against prioritizing what they think the US Federal Reserve will do as they lay out their own policy paths.
