TOKYO (Reuters) - Japanese stocks rose on Monday as the yen careened to a three-month low after Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba ...

The yen extended losses to 1% while Japanese stocks climbed Monday as investors mulled the implications of the Liberal ...

Global stocks rose on Monday, ahead of a week stacked with earnings from Wall Street's "Magnificent 7", while the yen sank ...

Neuberger Berman sees Japan's election outcome as very murky. Kei Okamura still remains bullish on USS Co ... Nonetheless, ...

Japan’s ruling coalition is in danger of losing its majority in the lower house of parliament for the first time since 2009, ...

A decade-long effort to boost shareholder returns in Japan can probably continue to gain momentum. That's despite a drubbing ...

A hugely pivotal week for world markets begins with investors in Asia already bracing for volatile trading in Japanese assets ...

Hedge fund Vantage Point Asset Management is boosting exposure to Japanese stocks and the dollar, betting on a big win for ...

Global stocks were set to end the week lower as looming U.S data and Japan's weekend election curbed a rally already knocked ...

Investing.com-- A coalition led by Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party lost its parliamentary majority in a weekend general election, presenting heightened political uncertainty for Japan in the ...

Lombard Odier is turning bullish on Japanese equities, seeing the market as a sweet spot whatever the outcome of the US ...

The yen fell to three-month low and futures pointed to a drop in Japanese stocks Monday after the Liberal Democratic Party ...