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 ...

AUD/JPY extends its gains for the second consecutive day, trading around 95.70 during the Asian hours on Wednesday. The ...

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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 ...

Japan's real wages fell in June for the sixth consecutive month as inflation continued to outpace pay growth, government data ...

As speculation mounts that the Bank of Japan will raise interest rates later this year, there’s a growing risk that required ...

A year after the yen’s sudden rebound rattled markets, Japanese stocks are now steady. They’ve been supported by clearer BOJ ...

The S&P Global Japan Services PMI rose to 53.6 in July 2025, slightly above the flash estimate of 53.5 and up from 51.7 in ...