JPMorgan Chase & Co. out-earned global rivals in Japan last year after capitalizing on a dealmaking spree fueled by the Asian nation’s push to improve corporate governance.

"With a year-on-year increase of 3%, nominal wage growth appears robust, but with inflation currently still above 3% (driven by food prices due to supply problems), real wage growth is still negative.

TOKYO: The Bank of Japan (BOJ) must be cautious about raising interest rates given the expected hit from US tariffs on the ...

Norinchukin Bank swung back to profit last quarter as the Japanese firm began its long road to recovery from last year’s ...

Rising September Fed rate cut bets might keep a lid on the USD and the USD/JPY pair.

Mizuho's stock price rallied in recent years, valuations remain quite undemanding relative to book. See why MFG stock remains ...

Taro Kono’s remarks come after several prominent executives made similar pleas, though no economists expect a move when the ...

Japan must balance its budget and push the central bank to raise interest rates to alleviate concern over the country's ...

JGBs edge lower in price terms in the morning Tokyo session on possible position adjustments. However, losses may be limited by the Bank of Japan’s scheduled purchases today of several sectors of the ...

Nominal wages increased 2.5% in June from a year earlier, accelerating from a revised 1.4% gain the previous month and ...

Japan's real wages in June fell 1.3 percent from a year earlier, marking the sixth straight monthly decline, as persistent ...