The U.S. dollar faced challenges, remaining in a tight range as investors awaited cues on interest rates. Key drivers expected this week in...

Asian shares exhibited a mixed performance with Japan's Nikkei 225 rising 3.2% and the Shanghai Composite falling 0.4%. Investors reacted p...

There are a lot of people putting a focus on the Sahm rule that has been triggered, but this is the first time we will see whether or not i...

A rising India is the world's instrumentality to keep China's rise peaceful. India can gain from Japan's new yen for self-assertion, of whi...

The forecast, if realised, marks an improvement from the previous fiscal year's 2.45 trillion yen profit, and will be a record high for Toy...

Analysts pointed out that the adverse effects of the pandemic on supply chain of chips and other parts have also started to normalise as th...

Investors' response to stronger-than-expected economic growth data was limited as the outcome was already expected, said Suzuki.

Automakers were higher, with Toyota advancing 1.45 percent to 2,059.5 yen, Nissan jumping 2.81 percent to 474.4 yen and Honda rising 1.62 p...

Few are willing to forecast how long the binge may last, particularly given how President Donald Trump’s tweets have whipsawed financial ma...

The planned sale has been marked by controversy even before it gets off the ground.

The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was little changed at 97.622.

The Nikkei rose 1.0 per cent to 21,602.69, the highest close since December 13.

The yen jumped almost 8% against the Australian dollar to its strongest since 2009.

The yen surged, while the peso and Canadian dollar sank.

The euro turned softer in Asian trade Friday on improving risk appetite after the European Central Bank said it would delay withdrawing eme...

The dollar rose above 100 yen in Asia for the first time in five months as investors welcomed a pledge by world leaders to step up efforts ...

Few people in their right mind would want to be a central banker these days. Rarely have monetary-policy makers faced a more daunting assor...