The biggest bull indicator for Japan’s market is that companies have a mounting enthusiasm for buybacks, the latest front in a campaign to become more shareholder-friendly.

Japan’s stock market has waited more than three decades for its moment in the sun. The country’s major stock indexes are trading at highs not seen since 1990, when its infamous asset bubble of ...

Fujifilm delivered strong FY2025 results, driven by progress on VISION2030 and a diversified business mix. Read why FUJIY ...

Japan just concluded a 34-year trek in the wilderness of deflation and ended its nearly 20-year negative interest-rate policy. The stock market has responded by achieving new all-time highs, last ...

Popular investment firm Fidelity has become the largest shareholder of Japan-based Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet. The company CEO, Simon Gerovich, disclosed this today on X, noting that the firm ...

SEOUL — Japan’s stock markets took their biggest dive since 1987 on Monday, sending shock waves through global markets. But the next day, Japanese markets rebounded with force to record the ...

U.S. stock indexes move higher the day after global market rout. Japan’s benchmark Nikkei 225 index ended the day up 10.23 percent on Tuesday, after its biggest single-day point drop Monday.

Japan’s world-beating stock rally should continue to fuel sales in both its primary and secondary equity markets through next year, according to BofA Securities Japan Co. Skip to content.

Japan is fertile ground for active stock picking because the largest Japanese stocks do not dominate major indexes the way the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks do in the Standard & Poor's 500 ...

A revamped tax-free investment account program for individuals may help boost Japan’s equity market more than previously thought, if recent signs of renewed retail interest are any guide.

TOKYO—Japan’s benchmark stock average hit a record high Thursday after 34 years of waiting, and the reason mostly boils down to one word: profits. Japanese companies are making a lot of money ...