This month, Ishiba said that the economy was ... cuts by the Bank of Japan. Yen carry trades had been making a “small comeback”, he added. The currency’s renewed decline last week prompted ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will act appropriately against excess movements on the foreign exchange market, former currency chief ...

US Presidential Election results may overshadow Japan ... economy, reflecting survey results from critical sectors such as services, manufacturing, and mining. This significant decline could ...

On Friday, October 25, Tokyo’s core inflation rate fell from 2.0% in September to 1.8% in October, dropping below the Bank of Japan’s 2% target. The decline influenced the demand for USD/JPY.

NEW YORK/SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The yen ... decline in October to 6.4%, the largest of any G10 currency. "That (recovery) indicates to me that maybe the European and U.S. markets, relative to ...

Because of that, JICA’s continued to grow its official development assistance, or ODA, despite the yen’s depreciation. “If we ...

This marked the eighth consecutive month of decline in the manufacturing ... further and the service economy shrank for the first time in four months. The Japanese yen traded around 152.4 per ...

Japan - October 25, 2024 The Japanese government lacks effective measures to tackle the country's economic problems ... making it hard to address the yen's long decline, and rising prices in ...

The Japanese Yen edges higher on ... into the health of the global economy and short-term impetus. Technical Outlook: USD/JPY could accelerate the corrective decline once the 152.00 mark is ...

Asian stocks fell on Monday, led by a more than 2% drop in Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index, as China’s stimulus package ...

WASHINGTON : A weak yen is beneficial for Japan's economy as the boost to exports exceeds the increase in cost of imports, the International Monetary Fund's Japan mission chief Nada Choueiri told ...

WASHINGTON :A weak yen is beneficial for Japan's economy as the boost to exports exceeds the increase in the cost of imports, a senior International Monetary Fund (IMF) official said on Friday.