Japan
Institutional Property Investors Skittish About Asian Prospects in 2022
Institutional investors into Asian real estate say they're bullish heading into next year, but their investment intentions demonstrate a distinct lack of appetite for risk.
Japanese Stocks Jump as Ruling Party Confounds Election Doubts
New Prime Minister Fumio Kishida will have no excuses if he does not push ahead with a bid to revitalize the world's third-largest economy.
A Series of Fortunate Events, Fiscal Cliff, Powell's Prospects, 4 Trading Notes
Market volatility could spike in late November/early December just as liquidity walks away. Keep that in mind.
Japan's New Leader Promises Stimulus Spending and Tough Stance Abroad
With his popularity low, Japanese PM Fumio Kishida has called an early election to win a mandate, while pledging a 'new capitalism' to boost the middle class.
Savage September Sees Sizable Stock Losses in East Asia
However, mainland Chinese stocks were some of the most stable in the region, something of a surprise given power outages and systemic financial risk.
Who Is Japan's New Leader, and What Does His Election Mean for Investors?
Japan will have a new prime minister come Monday. So what does Fumio Kishida, Japan's Obama-era foreign minister, bring to the table?
Japanese Stocks Set to Get a Leadership Election Bounce
Japan's ruling party will elect a new leader, and therefore prime minister, by month's end, likely boosting Japanese equities even further.
Bright-Burning Olympics Leave Doubts in the Dust
The Tokyo Games blew their budget - but proved infectious for all the right sporting reasons, rather than anything else.
Why We Won't Remember the Human or Financial Cost After the Olympics Begin
The Olympics... they're a year late, and finally here.
Investors Exert Unprecedented Power to Topple Chairman at Toshiba
It's an unheard-of event in corporate Japan.