Japan’s consumer prices stopped falling in May and labor demand reached its strongest level in five years, but the Bank of Japan’s time frame for achieving a 2 percent inflation target still appears unlikely. …
Japanese manufacturers’ sentiment turned positive in the three months to June for the first time in nearly two years, a closely-watched central bank survey is likely to show on Monday in a sign recent …
Asian shares rose for a third day on Friday led by a sharp rally in Tokyo’s Nikkei, which is on track to end the first half of the year up a barnstorming 31 percent. Gold, however, plumbed fresh three-year …
There is an old verse that comes out of the Book of Revelation that comes to mind where it states that man will not be able to buy nor sell without the mark….this leads me to believe that the financial collapse is inevitable …
Abenomics’ massive monetary stimulus was supposed to depress long-term interest rates to spur economic activity, but the Japanese government bond market has other ideas. Banks, unable to make money on …
Spanish Football's Neymar, the new Barcelona FC signing, began the 2013 edition of the Confederations Cup by scoring a wonder-volley goal, from just above the half-moon, at the third minute of host Brazil's game…
Japan’s cabinet rubber-stamped a set of measures on Friday to boost economic growth that so far have failed to impress markets and made Prime Minister Shinzo Abe promise to take more steps after next month’s …
Japan’s current account surplus doubled in April from a year earlier, and bank lending posted its biggest annual rise in over three years, in a fresh sign the government’s aggressive policies to stimulate …
Japan’s government responded cautiously on Friday to a spike in the yen, with top officials expressing concern about the violence of the move but no overt worries about the level of the recently weakening …
Is the JAPAN STOCK MARKET Drop the START of a GLOBAL FINANCIAL COLLAPSE? Is the JAPAN STOCK MARKET Drop the START of a GLOBAL FINANCIAL COLLAPSE? Japan's top government spokesman said on Thursday that …
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