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

Tokyo stocks ended higher Wednesday for the third straight day on buying of technology shares, although investors were ...

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

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

Asian markets are mixed with Japan’s benchmark index gaining more than 1% after a rally in technology stocks propelled the ...

JAPANESE stocks gained, while most other markets in Asia fell amid caution ahead of next week’s US election and the Federal ...

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

The Nikkei brushes off political uncertainty, as investors bet on the exporting windfall of a weaker currency ... and better ...

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

The Topix Index rose about 1%, boosted by the tech sector on the back of a record close for the Nasdaq Composite overnight. Shares in mainland China, Hong Kong and Australia fell ...

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 ...