Earlier this year, a senior adviser to Mr Kishida observed that Japan will “disappear” if action is not taken to curb the slowing birthrate in the country. “If we go on like this ...

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Thursday (November 2) the government will spend over 17 trillion yen ($113 billion) on a package of measures to cushion the economic blow from ...

"Japan's economy is seeing a big opportunity open up to shift to a new stage for the first time in three decades," as it exits from a deflationary spiral, Kishida told a meeting of government and ...

On Tuesday, we got some news from the Bank of Japan. It said it’s going to ease up on what it calls its yield curve control policy. Basically, that’s a limit on bond yields, as in interest rat ...

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and his cabinet approved a larger-than-expected economic stimulus package that aims to boost growth and help households hit by inflation, as Kishida’s ...

TOKYO -- Japan will make app store operators like Apple and Google responsible for paying consumption taxes on content sold by foreign developers, to more effectively recover levies collected by ...

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STORY: Japan unveiled major measures to help ease the pain of inflation on Thursday (November 2). Prime Minister Fumio Kishida set out the plans. He said the package would total around $113 billion.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said on Thursday the government will spend over 17 trillion yen ($113 billion) on a package of measures to cushion the economic blow from inflation, which ...

"Japan's economy is seeing a big opportunity open up to shift to a new stage for the first time in three decades," as it exits from a deflationary spiral, Kishida told a meeting of government and ...