Japan’s newfound ‘monetary-easing’ policy
The Bank of Japan’s pledge to invest in long-term bonds in the next two years is seen by many as a ‘new phase of monetary easing.’ This policy is in continuation of the Japan
Japan witnesses contraction in factory output in February
Official data showed that Japan witnessed a surprising contraction in factory output in February. The released figures highlighted a huge task ahead of the new government of the wo
BOJ keeps monetary policy unchanged in anticipation of new leadership
On the 7th of March, the Bank of Japan informed that it decided to keep monetary policy intact, yet the central bank upgraded assessments of the country’s economy. Keeping mo
Concern over Chinese Funds Leads to Drop in Nikkei Share Average
A fall in the Nikkei share average of Japan from the four-week high was witnessed on the 26th of October over Chinese fund concerns. These concerns are mostly connected to the expe
Japanese economy on a recovery path while other countries still worry the global slowdown
According to the reports released by a popular Business Magazine on Monday, the economy of Japan led by the robust reconstruction and spending of the consumers is still recovering
Worries of Global Growth hits the Shares and Gains in Dollars
The euro has steadied a low that has been prevailing since almost two years now. Reports on Thursday stated a fall in the shares of Europe and raised concerns over the outlook of g
BOJ Slices 2012 Growth Forecast, Keeps Policy Steady
The Bank of Japan sliced its growth forecast for the financial year 2012, starting in April, keeping its zero-interest policy on hold, with the global demand reducing and keeping y
Japan's Construction Index surges on Reconstruction Demand Prospects
Kajima, Taisei see Record Highs Japan’s largest construction firm, Kajima, rose 22% to 259 yen, the biggest increase since Oct. 14, 2008, while the nation’s third-largest build
