Sanae Takaichi

Airlines are told to make the changes ‘for now,’ suggesting shifts as diplomatic developments unfold

There is no change to Tokyo’s stance on how it would respond to a major regional security crisis

AI fears, shaky US data, Japan’s record spending plan, and a brutal crypto slide. Host Emily Liu and Dina Ting from Franklin Templeton explain the volatility.

The country relies heavily on foreign goods, including food, energy and raw materials for manufacturing, to power its economy

Concerns over Takaichi’s spending plans have sent government bond yields to multi-decade highs and the yen has weakened to its lowest level since January

The package will include general account outlays of 17.7 trillion yen, far exceeding the previous year’s 13.9 trillion yen

China has told Japan that the re-imposition of the ban was due to the need for further monitoring of the water release

[TOKYO] Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda will hold his first bilateral meeting with new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Tuesday, a closely watched event that may provide hints on how soon the centra...

US shutdown ends, AI stocks wobble, Japan shifts its fiscal strategy, and the ringgit surges. Emily Liu unpacks the week’s biggest market movers.