TOKYO -- Foreign investors' demand for Japanese stocks has waned as momentum shifts to European and Chinese shares and as the appeal of Tokyo's corporate governance reforms begins to lose steam.

US president Donald Trump stated Monday that “Japan, China, and other places are killing their currency,” calling the ...

Japan's finance minister said Tokyo was not taking policies directly aimed at weakening the yen. Read more at ...

Tourism plays a crucial role in promoting international understanding and strengthening ties between nations. Both the ...

Former Japanese diplomat and expert on Korea affairs Kunihiko Miyake said he is "optimistic" about Seoul-Tokyo relations ...

THE deflation-fuelled outperformance of Chinese bonds has lured in a Tokyo-based investor for the first time. Read more at ...

Tokyo stocks fell Tuesday, pressured by fears over a trade war triggered by U.S. tariffs imposed on China, Mexico and Canada, ...

Some economists see China in danger of sliding into the same kind of multi-decade struggle against deflation and dismal ...

Shares of Japanese chip equipment makers including Tokyo Electron Ltd. extended losses after US officials were said to be ...

European markets were in the red on Friday morning after China vowed to retaliate as necessary to Donald Trump's extra 10% ...

The Trump administration is looking to further crack down on chip exports to China as the artificial intelligence race heats ...

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he told leaders of Japan and China they cannot continue to reduce the value of ...