Japan's efforts to boost the severely weakened Japanese yen is a risk for U.S. dollar-based investments. - A potential shift by Japan's $1.8 trillion Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) could ...

The yen’s relentless slide is raising concern that it risks eventually curbing the foreign inflows that have helped propel Japanese equities to record highs.

A landslide electoral mandate could speed up reforms, support domestic demand and push corporate cash into higher returns - key ingredients for a more durable re-rating of Japanese risk assets.

The yield on the superlong Japanese debt has surged significantly since Friday, warning of volatility in bond markets across advanced nations. This situation typically leads to financial tightening ...

The BoJ delivers a surprise, faster tightening path that meaningfully narrows the US–Japan rate gap and forces USD/JPY to ...

Japan’s investor prospects are weakening again, according to provisional first-quarter readings from Euromoney’s country risk survey. If the falling score is confirmed when the final results are ...

The report titled Redirected Risk: Uyghur Forced Labor and the Enforcement Gap in Australia and Japan was authored by UHRP Research Associate Elijah Pockell-Wilson. It points to significant gaps in ...

A sharp jump in Japanese government bond yields to the highest levels since 2008 is rippling through global markets Monday, stoking carry-trade concerns and weighing on risk assets. JGBs sold off ...