Japanese economy  

About 7 search results
A far-sighted government should focus on building an environment where businesses can grow; a forward-thinking enterprise should keep investing in the future. (File photo, AP)

Opinion | Japan's IPO Drought Reveals What Taiwan's Boom Conceals

Japan Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's approval rating is declining. (File photo, AP)

Japan PM Takaichi's Approval Crumbles as Ideology Trumps Inflation

The yen has been extraordinarily weak, with markets watching and waiting for the Bank of Japan to intervene.

Japan's Yen Crisis Goes Deeper Than the Bank of Japan Can Fix

A Josys survey reveals that over 96% of Nikkei 225 companies experienced data breaches in the past three years, with the pharmaceutical sector's breach rate reaching 23 times that of megabanks, highlighting a significant disparity across industries. (Phot

Nearly Every Nikkei 225 Firm Was Breached. Pharma's Rate Is 23x Worse Than the Banks.

Japan spent ¥11 trillion intervening in currency markets, only to see the effects evaporate — exposing the depth of the country's structural economic problems. (Photo / Pexels)

Japan Spent ¥11 Trillion Defending the Yen. It Didn't Work.

On January 5, 2026, Japan's Finance Minister Katayama Satsuki rings the opening bell at the Tokyo Stock Exchange opening ceremony. (File photo, AP)

Yen Breaches 160 Mark, Japan Warns of Currency Intervention

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. (AP)

Japan’s Impossible Trinity: Why Takaichi, Ueda, and Katayama Are Trapped at the ¥160 Line