Following the stock market nosedive, the government and Bank of Japan need to make a cool-headed financial policy.
Japan's top securities firms, including SMBC Nikko and Daiwa, reveal solid performance fueled by a booming stock market and the NISA initiative.
The big picture of a stronger domestic economy would likely be a swing in the division of spoils from capital to labor, something not experienced for...
With Japanese stocks reaching all-time highs, Japan should use this opportunity to revitalize industries, implement reforms, and invest in digital technology.
Fueled by tech stocks, investor optimism, and a weak yen, the Nikkei closed at 40,109 — nearly 11 years after Japan implemented its monetary-easing policy.
In turn, Nikkei-triggered reforms will attract further investment and contribute to the revitalization of Japan’s markets.
Surprisingly, Uniqlo commands more than 10% of the weighted Nikkei. And boss Tadashi Yanai lists his company in Tokyo but 80% of its clothes are made...
The Nikkei average has hit new highs and the Bank of Japan finds itself holding too many equities. The challenge now is to return these to...
Japan's stock market is approaching all-time highs, bringing some professionals to reminisce with cute bubble-era slogans. What's driving the market this time?
Inflation may be the real driver for PM Kishida's vision by giving households an incentive to invest, and catching the keen eye of foreign asset managers.
This Asian power has experienced a 50% increase in wealth inequality in just two decades. What types of economic reform are called for to avert social...
Prime Minister Kishida believes that innovative responses to social challenges can help Japanese companies become engines of growth for the Japanese economy.
