Japan
The Yen Can Still Move Tech Stocks, but in a Way You Wouldn't Expect
Let me show you how a move from the Bank of Japan could offer a glimmer of hope for names like Apple and Microsoft.
The Market Is Trying to Front Run the Fed Amid Multiple Variables
Expect the Fed to continue sharply raising interest rates as the August CPI inflation reading was higher than expected.
Yen Set to Weaken Further From 24-Year Low
Although Japanese central bankers say they are watching the currency, they show no sign of intervention -- probably because intervention is unlikely to work.
Look to These 6 Plays as Japan Resumes Nuclear Power
Japan's PM says his country should get back in the nuclear power generation game - a necessary step for greener energy and power self-sufficiency.
Japan Rises Above Pre-Covid Levels, Set for 3 Years of Growth
The tortoise of Japan may be far behind the hare in the West, but Tokyo is pacing itself for steady multiyear growth.
'Remarkably Mild' Market Response to China's War Drills Off Taiwan
In response to Nancy Pelosi's visit to Taiwan, China has fired missiles over the island and into Japanese waters, and is simulating a military blockade.
Shinzo Abe Made Japan Believe in Itself Again
Japan's longest-serving leader was assassinated Friday. His 'Abenomics' revived Japan's economy.
Recession-Bound Japan Aided by Weak Yen on Exports
With the yen testing ¥137 and stubbornly staying above ¥135 to the U.S. dollar, Japanese exporters will benefit from a currency-exchange boon to the bottom line.
Why Exporters in Japan, Domestic Plays in China Offer Protection
Chinese stock markets have offered surprising strength while a weak yen will boost profits of Japanese firms that reap most of their sales overseas.
The Japanese Yen Is Like a Pressure Cooker and the Lid's About to Blow Off
Most do not look at the Yen but it has been the source of great pain in past systemic collapses.