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Japanese shares hit highs not seen since 1990 on Monday as strong earnings and offshore demand fuelled a three-week winning streak, while the yuan was pushed higher by China’s central

Stocks in the Asia-Pacific region mostly rose Tuesday, Nov. 14, Japanese shares climbing for the second session. The Hang Seng Index HSI, -0.17% of Hong Kong companies dropped 0.2% to

Japan’s Nikkei share average closed at a more than one-month high on Monday (Nov 6), tracking a Wall Street rally in the previous session, with chip-related stocks leading the charge.

Japan’s economy is up and running, companies are making money and increasingly thinking about shareholders, and now the recent slide in share prices may offer a better entry point. Japan’s

Japan and Denmark are set to agree later on Tuesday to join hands in researching and developing floating offshore wind power technologies in a bid to combat climate change, an

Japanese exports grew 4.3% in September from a year earlier for the first year-on-year increase in three months, preliminary data released Thursday by the Finance Ministry shows. Exports increased to

Japan’s business sentiment improved in the third quarter, a central bank survey showed, suggesting conditions for a durable economic revival are falling into place even as a global slowdown keeps policymakers cautious about the outlook. Big non-manufacturers’ mood brightened

Japanese equities are set to climb over the next six months, helped by optimism for corporate profitability and speculation the US will pause interest rate hikes, according to strategists. The