Japan stocks rally as yen tumbles after coalition drubbing
Japanese stocks rose on Monday as the yen careened to a three-month low after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's coalition lost its parliamentary majority in a drubbing in Sunday's election, raising uncertainty over the path for policy and the economy.
The long-ruling Liberal Democratic Party has lost its parliamentary majority, raising questions about the policy stability ...
Asian stocks are mostly higher aside from in Japan, where investors are awaiting the outcome of an election on Sunday ...
The yen JPY= took a hit first thing on Monday, slicing through 153 per dollar to its weakest since July, as investors figured ...
Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed on Monday as the yen dipped in the midst of political uncertainty in Japan. Japan ( NKY:IND ...
Analysts said that the pace of interest rate increases could be slowed if opposition parties get more say in policymaking.
U.S. stock index futures pointed to an upbeat start on Wall Street later, up 0.5-0.7%, while Europe's STOXX 600 rose 0.4%, as airline stocks drew strength from lower fuel prices ...
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party has lost its absolute majority in the country's lower house, casting doubt on Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba's ability to govern and uncertainty over what his ...
Japan has been plunged into political uncertainty after voters delivered a harsh rebuke to the ruling coalition led by the ...
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