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  • Tuesday, 13 January, 2026
    Japanese business & finance
    Yen tumbles and Japan stocks soar as election talk reignites ‘Takaichi trade’

    Currency at lowest since July 2024 after finance minister expresses concern over ‘one-way’ weakening

    Several rolled 1,000 Japanese yen banknotes are arranged in a row, reflecting on a dark surface.
  • Monday, 22 December, 2025
    Japan official warns on yen’s ‘sudden’ weakness

    Traders see higher potential for government intervention to support currency

    Japanese 1,000 yen and 5,000 yen banknotes arranged in overlapping rows
  • Friday, 19 December, 2025
    Bank of Japan
    Japan raises interest rates to highest level in 30 years

    Yields on 10-year government bonds hit highest level since 1990s after central bank’s fourth rate increase

    Kazuo Ueda gestures while speaking at a press conference, seated between microphones and wearing a suit and tie.
  • Thursday, 4 December, 2025
    ExplainerJapanese government bonds
    How will a rise in Japanese interest rates affect global markets?

    Investors worry about fallout from yen carry trade unwinding after speech by BoJ governor

    A man in a suit with a backpack crosses a street in front of the Bank of Japan building in central Tokyo.
  • Tuesday, 2 December, 2025
    Bank of Japan
    Japan’s economic normalisation will affect global liquidity

    Yen carry trade is fragile, although fiscal risks are preventing Japanese investors from moving money back home

    Montage of Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda, yen banknotes and exterior of the BoJ building in Tokyo
  • Monday, 1 December, 2025
    Bank of Japan
    Yen rises and bonds fall after BoJ governor hints at rate increase

    Kazuo Ueda’s remarks ‘clearly signal’ possibility of tightening in December meeting, say analysts

    Kazuo Ueda speaks at a news conference, seated at a table with microphones in front of him.
  • Tuesday, 11 November, 2025
    UnhedgedHakyung Kim
    Sanaenomics and stocks

    Plus miraculous memory makers

    Premium content
    Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi smiling while speaking at a podium during a press conference, seen through a red circular blur.
  • Monday, 6 October, 2025
    Japanese business & finance
    Japanese stocks soar and yen tumbles after Takaichi wins ruling party leadership

    Investors expect more fiscal spending and pressure on central bank to keep interest rates low

    Sanae Takaichi stands in front of bookshelves and a Japanese flag, wearing a blue suit and pearl necklace.
  • Thursday, 26 June, 2025
    Katie Martin
    Markets should watch out for the summer fling

    Keep an eye on the yen and other areas of consensus as temperatures rise

    Japanese banknotes
  • Thursday, 5 June, 2025
    Markets InsightStephen Spratt
    Any respite for Japan’s bonds is likely to be short-term

    Foreigners have recently been the only major buyers of the country’s longer-term government debt

    Bank of Japan
  • Thursday, 19 December, 2024
    Bank of Japan
    Yen sinks after BoJ holds rates amid caution over Trump’s impact

    Japan’s central bank governor says ‘one more notch’ of information needed to justify raising rates

    Kazuo Ueda speaking at a press conference
  • Friday, 13 December, 2024
    Bank of Japan
    Slower path of rate changes should ease yen carry trade fears

    Expect Bank of Japan officials to proceed clearly and cautiously after the summer meltdown

    Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda and a line chart
  • Friday, 29 November, 2024
    Yen strengthens past ¥150 against dollar on BoJ rate rise expectations

    Japanese currency’s rally makes it one of the best performing among G10 group this week

  • Thursday, 7 November, 2024
    Japanese official warns on ‘excess moves’ in yen after Trump win boosts dollar

    Asian currencies under pressure following US election

    Japanese 10,000 yen banknotes and US 100 dollar bills are arranged side by side.
  • Friday, 25 October, 2024
    UnhedgedRobert Armstrong
    Yen carry and US tech

    And the housing markets gets worse

    Premium content
    Mini Japanese and US flags in front of a monitor showing exchange rates
  • Saturday, 19 October, 2024
    Yen resumes decline on doubts over Japan interest rate rises

    Currency sinks below ¥150 against US dollar for first time since August surge

    Yen and US dollar banknotes
  • Thursday, 3 October, 2024
    New Japanese prime minister’s dovish comments rekindle yen carry trade

    Currency falls after Ishiba says Japan’s economy is ‘not in an environment’ for further interest rate rises

    Shigeru Ishiba speaking to reporters at the entrance to the prime minister's office in Tokyo
  • Friday, 20 September, 2024
    Bank of Japan
    BoJ holds interest rates and upgrades consumption outlook

    Central bank forecasts Japanese economy will keep growing at a pace above its potential growth rate

    A shopper, reflected on a mirror glass, checks food items at a supermarket in Tokyo, Japan
  • Monday, 16 September, 2024
    Yen strengthens past ¥140 against dollar ahead of rate decisions

    Japanese currency rises as US Fed prepares to cut rates this week

    Pedestrians in central Tokyo
  • Tuesday, 27 August, 2024
    Markets InsightBrad Setser
    Intervention in currency markets can work

    Bank of Japan’s moves to shore up yen indicate consensus on such actions needs to be updated

    Japanese ¥10,000 banknotes
  • Friday, 23 August, 2024
    Bank of Japan
    Bank of Japan governor warns global markets are ‘unstable’

    Parliament told there will be no change to central bank’s basic stance on monetary easing

    Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda, right, speaks at a microphone with raised hands in front of the House of Representatives Finance and Financial Services Committee. Japan's finance minister Shunichi Suzuki looks on, seated beside him. The meeting took place at the parliament in Tokyo on August 23. Several other individuals are visible in the background, listening attentively.
  • Monday, 19 August, 2024
    Currencies
    The yenmageddon short squeeze

    Barf bags ready

  • Friday, 16 August, 2024
    Equities
    Asian stocks rally as fears of US recession recede

    Regional indices follow Wall Street higher with Japan’s benchmark Topix rising 3%

    A picture of a globe with stocks going up
  • Thursday, 8 August, 2024
    Gillian Tett
    Market gyrations reflect fears about the unwinding of QE

    The yen carry trade is a symptom not a cause of investor anxiety

    Illustration of a red herring with dollar coins instead of scales
  • Thursday, 8 August, 2024
    Bank of Japan
    Hawkish BoJ summary of opinions points to further hikes

    Policymakers want more tightening but market instability is a key risk

    A Japan flag outside the Bank of Japan building in Tokyo
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