A bipartisan U.S. Senate delegation will visit China, Japan and South Korea in October, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer’s office said on Tuesday.
Singapore leads investor interest in ‘attractive’ Japan real estate amid weak yen, low rates
Foreign investors are returning to Japan’s property market in their droves, attracted by the weak yen and an economic recovery fuelled by the buoyant logistics and hospitality sectors …
Moving to Japan
Property in Japan: Some of the experts believe that the current boom in Japanese property cannot continue. The property market is very much split into two areas, Tokyo and the rest of Japan.
Japan lifts coupon rate on 10-yr gov’t bonds to decade-high 0.8%
The Finance Ministry on Tuesday raised its coupon rate on 10-year Japanese government bonds to 0.8 percent, a 10-year high, reflectin …
Japan Ready to Take Measures Against Sharp Yen Falls, Finance Minister Says
The Japanese government stands ready to take action if the yen weakens too sharply, Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki said.
Japan lifts coupon rate on 10-yr gov’t bonds to decade-high 0.8%
The Finance Ministry on Tuesday raised its coupon rate on 10-year Japanese government bonds to 0.8 percent, a 10-year high, reflectin
India Surpasses Pakistan, Bangladesh To See Remarkable Surge In Mobile Download Speeds, Enters Top 50 in Ookla Speedtest Global Index
India’s ascent in the rankings surpasses neighbouring countries like Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. Moreover, it positions India ahead of several G20 nations, including Mexico (90th), Turkey (68th), the UK (62nd), Japan (58th), Brazil (50th place …
Sri Lanka’s creditors likely to reach debt reduction deal in Oct – Sankei
Sri Lanka’s major creditors such as Japan, India and France are likely to reach a broad agreement this month on debt reduction steps including extending repayments, the Sankei newspaper reported on …
Sri Lanka’s creditors likely to reach debt reduction deal in Oct – Sankei
Sri Lanka’s major creditors such as Japan, India and France are likely to reach a broad agreement this month on debt reduction steps including extending repayments, the Sankei newspaper reported on …
Marriage equality eludes Japan’s same-sex couples
Pressure has been growing to legalise same-sex unions after several district courts ruled that a ban on them was unconstitutional. But Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has struggled to pass reforms in the face of opposition from traditionally-minded political leadership.