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Bond Vigilantes Give ‘Worse Than Greece’ Japan A Reprieve
Global bond markets can breathe a little easier following Japan’s successful sales of 30-year debt on Thursday.
Japan’s Business Confidence Beats Expectations Despite Tariffs
Confidence among Japan’s large manufacturers edged up in June, reflecting resilience in the face of the escalating US tariff ...
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Japan’s carmakers absorbing tariffs may bolster Trump's position
Just three of Japan’s six major automakers have raised prices in the U.S., and only Subaru’s hike has come close to the 25% ...
As July 9 deadline looms, Japan's automakers brace for higher tariffs
As the July 9 tariff deadline looms and without a trade deal with the U.S., Japanese carmakers are facing the tough choice of ...
Analysis-Japan’s Yen Is a Compelling Trade but Comes at a Cost
Most analysts and real money investors remain convinced the yen will eventually appreciate as Japan shifts away from ...
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Vietnam steals a march and leaves Japan in a tough spot on U.S. tariffs
A tariff deal negotiated between the United States and Vietnam has set a high bar for Japan, which has made no concrete ...
Trump’s tariff pause expires next week. Here’s how well Asian governments have been doing in negotiations with Washington
With just days to go until tariffs return, the Trump administration is still trying to negotiate new agreements with major ...
Japan PM says determined to protect national interests amid tariff stalemate
TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said on Wednesday he was determined to protect his country's national ...