The Bank of Japan is expected to raise interest rates on Friday to their highest levels since the 2008 global financial crisis, as a broad stocks rally worldwide calms policymakers' fears U.S.

The Japanese stock market has moved higher in four straight sessions, gathering more than 1,500 points or 3.8 percent in that span.

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Japan's retailers, typically among the most tight-fisted of employers, are offering big pay increases for a second year in a row, meaning squeezed profits for companies, more spending money for ...

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Reeves told The Wall Street Journal at Davos on Thursday that she "hears" criticism of her budget but hasn't been presented with "any serious alternative" to steady the public finances. The budget, ...

The dollar index rose 0.1% to 108.289 while Asian currencies were mostly weaker, with the Malaysian ringgit down 0.4% and ...

If the Bank of Japan had behaved in a similar manner to its G 10 peers, notes Tim Baker of Deutsche Bank, the country’s ...

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Japan’s biggest banks are nearing a key valuation level for the first time in almost a decade as investors bet that the Bank ...

South Korean stocks fall after weak GDP growth * China stocks leap on Beijing's relief measures * Ringgit hovers around one-month high * Singapore and Japan c.bank policy decisions due on Friday ...

Stocks in China jumped after Beijing announced fresh measures to bolster its flagging stock market. The CSI300 blue-chip ...