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 yen sank to a 3-month low on Monday as investors figured the loss of a parliamentary majority for Japan's ruling ...
The yen fell to three-month low and futures pointed to a drop in Japanese stocks Monday after the Liberal Democratic Party ...
The yen fell to three-month low and Japanese stocks were set to slip Monday after the Liberal Democratic Party and its ...
The yen JPY= took a hit first thing on Monday, slicing through 153 per dollar to its weakest since July, as investors figured ...
The average monthly pay increase at Japanese businesses this year rose 2,524 yen ($16) from 2023 to a record 11,961 yen, a ...
Japan’s Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said he is raising the level of urgency for monitoring currency moves, after the yen ...
Strategists at TD Securities called the election result in Japan -- where the ruling LDP lost its majority but there was no clear winner -- a "mess." The dollar recently was exchanging hands at 152.82 ...
Futures for Japan's benchmark Nikkei 225 were mixed Monday after the ... compared to the index's last close of 37,913.92.
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The LDP and its coalition partner Komeito have secured 215 out of 465 seats, public broadcaster NHK said early Monday morning ...
Japan's ruling coalition lost its Lower House majority in Sunday's general election, with the opposition seeing significant ...
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