By Junko Fujita and Noriyuki Hirata TOKYO, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Japan may have spent as much as $36.58 billion to buy yen in the latest action aimed at strengthening the local currency, central bank data ...

What starts in Japan and Europe may not stay there, as rising yields, fiscal pressures and energy-driven inflation increasingly reinforce each other.

Japanese bond yields surge, shrinking the US‑Japan spread and lifting global rates. Yen weakness persists, see if US 30‑year yields could hit 6%. Click for more.

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Japan may have sold as much as $58.97 billion in its latest efforts to bolster its ​currency, central bank data indicated on ...

TOKYO, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Japan may not have intervened in the currency market on Monday, central bank data indicated, despite a sudden surge in the yen that led traders to anticipate a third straight ...

TOKYO (Reuters) -Japanese real wages in May fell at the fastest pace in nearly two years as persistent inflation continued to outpace wage growth and hinder consumption-led growth in the world's ...

TOKYO, ⁠May 1 (Reuters) - Japan ⁠may have spent as much as 5.48 trillion yen ($35 billion) bolstering its embattled currency, central ‌bank data indicated on ‌Friday, following reports that Tokyo ...

Japan's monetary tightening and government stimulus have triggered global market volatility, ending years of easy money and cheap liquidity. The unwinding of the yen carry trade is draining liquidity ...