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Japan Unveils Record $490 Billion Stimulus To Boost Pandemic Recovery
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced a record $490 billion stimulus for the world's third-largest economy Friday as he looks to shore up the country's patchy pandemic recovery.
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Japan Plans Record $490 Billion Spending To Boost Pandemic Recovery: PM
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced a record $490 billion stimulus for the world's third-largest economy Friday as he looks to shore up the country's patchy pandemic recovery.
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Determined To Fulfill Duty, Virus Fight "Top Priority": Japan's New PM
Japan's new prime minister Fumio Kishida pledged to combat the pandemic with fresh stimulus and fight income inequality after lawmakers voted him leader of the world's third-largest economy on Monday.
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Sensex, Nifty Likely To Have A Weak Start
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.6 per cent. In Japan, where a Reuters survey showed most firms feel stimulus measures announced so far are insufficient, the Nikkei fell 1.3 per cent.
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Japan Declares Coronavirus Emergency, Nearly Prepares $1 Trillion Stimulus
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday declared a state of emergency to fight new coronavirus infections in major population centres and unveiled a stimulus package he described as among the world's biggest to soften the economic blow.
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Japan Plans To Declare State Of Emergency By Tomorrow: Shinzo Abe
Japan's prime minister Monday proposed a state of emergency for several major regions seeing a sharp rise in coronavirus cases, as well as a stimulus package worth $1 trillion to cushion the impact on the world's third-biggest economy.
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Cash Is King As Emergency Stimulus Fails To Stop Market Panic
The dollar surged and everything else was blown away on Thursday as emergency central bank measures in Europe, Japan, the United States and Australia failed to halt a fresh wave of panic selling. "There's no buyers, there's not much liquidity and everyone is just getting out," said Chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne brokerage Pepperstone. ...
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Japan's Plan To Boost Economy Amid Coronavirus - Cash Handouts To Homes
Japan will look into offering cash payouts to households as part of a stimulus package that could be worth more than $276 billion to combat the widening fallout from the coronavirus outbreak, joining efforts across the world to roll out huge fiscal support to fend of recession risks.
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Asian Shares Rise To 3-Week High Ahead Of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's Testimony
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's debut appearance is seen as critical for financial markets at a time when many investors are nervous about the US central bank's policy normalisation following years of stimulus after the financial crisis almost a decade ago.
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Asian Stocks, Gold Slide, Bonds Yields Climb On Stimulus End Prospects
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slid 0.5 percent in early trading. Japan's Nikkei gained 0.1 percent, aided by a weaker yen.
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Top Trading Bets For Today By Market Experts
After a cautious start markets gained momentum today after Bank of Japan modified its stimulus policy. Here are top trading bets for today:
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Bank Of Japan Overhauls Policy, Sets Yield Curve Target
The Bank of Japan on Wednesday decided to adopt a target for long-term interest rates in an overhaul of its massive stimulus programme.
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Bank Of Japan May Rattle Global Bond Markets As Fed Seen On Hold
The Bank of Japan may steal the thunder from the U.S. Federal Reserve and its chair Janet Yellen this week if it chooses to give more monetary stimulus in its latest effort to jumpstart its economy and the U.S. central bank decides to stand pat on interest rates.
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Asian Shares Crumble As Oil Falls, Bond Yields Soar On Stimulus Doubts
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.3 percent in early trade, extending its decline since late last week to 4.4 percent, while Japan's Nikkei dropped 0.7 percent.
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Bonds Shaken By Stimulus Doubts, Dollar On Defensive
Asian shares fell on Wednesday while the yen lorded over a weakened U.S dollar as fears that the Bank of Japan may retreat from its massive bond-buying campaign added to a shakeout in debt markets globally.
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Japan Unveils Record $490 Billion Stimulus To Boost Pandemic Recovery
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced a record $490 billion stimulus for the world's third-largest economy Friday as he looks to shore up the country's patchy pandemic recovery.
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Japan Plans Record $490 Billion Spending To Boost Pandemic Recovery: PM
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced a record $490 billion stimulus for the world's third-largest economy Friday as he looks to shore up the country's patchy pandemic recovery.
-
Determined To Fulfill Duty, Virus Fight "Top Priority": Japan's New PM
Japan's new prime minister Fumio Kishida pledged to combat the pandemic with fresh stimulus and fight income inequality after lawmakers voted him leader of the world's third-largest economy on Monday.
-
Sensex, Nifty Likely To Have A Weak Start
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.6 per cent. In Japan, where a Reuters survey showed most firms feel stimulus measures announced so far are insufficient, the Nikkei fell 1.3 per cent.
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Japan Declares Coronavirus Emergency, Nearly Prepares $1 Trillion Stimulus
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday declared a state of emergency to fight new coronavirus infections in major population centres and unveiled a stimulus package he described as among the world's biggest to soften the economic blow.
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Japan Plans To Declare State Of Emergency By Tomorrow: Shinzo Abe
Japan's prime minister Monday proposed a state of emergency for several major regions seeing a sharp rise in coronavirus cases, as well as a stimulus package worth $1 trillion to cushion the impact on the world's third-biggest economy.
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Cash Is King As Emergency Stimulus Fails To Stop Market Panic
The dollar surged and everything else was blown away on Thursday as emergency central bank measures in Europe, Japan, the United States and Australia failed to halt a fresh wave of panic selling. "There's no buyers, there's not much liquidity and everyone is just getting out," said Chris Weston, head of research at Melbourne brokerage Pepperstone. ...
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Japan's Plan To Boost Economy Amid Coronavirus - Cash Handouts To Homes
Japan will look into offering cash payouts to households as part of a stimulus package that could be worth more than $276 billion to combat the widening fallout from the coronavirus outbreak, joining efforts across the world to roll out huge fiscal support to fend of recession risks.
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Asian Shares Rise To 3-Week High Ahead Of Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's Testimony
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's debut appearance is seen as critical for financial markets at a time when many investors are nervous about the US central bank's policy normalisation following years of stimulus after the financial crisis almost a decade ago.
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Asian Stocks, Gold Slide, Bonds Yields Climb On Stimulus End Prospects
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slid 0.5 percent in early trading. Japan's Nikkei gained 0.1 percent, aided by a weaker yen.
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Top Trading Bets For Today By Market Experts
After a cautious start markets gained momentum today after Bank of Japan modified its stimulus policy. Here are top trading bets for today:
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Bank Of Japan Overhauls Policy, Sets Yield Curve Target
The Bank of Japan on Wednesday decided to adopt a target for long-term interest rates in an overhaul of its massive stimulus programme.
-
Bank Of Japan May Rattle Global Bond Markets As Fed Seen On Hold
The Bank of Japan may steal the thunder from the U.S. Federal Reserve and its chair Janet Yellen this week if it chooses to give more monetary stimulus in its latest effort to jumpstart its economy and the U.S. central bank decides to stand pat on interest rates.
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Asian Shares Crumble As Oil Falls, Bond Yields Soar On Stimulus Doubts
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 0.3 percent in early trade, extending its decline since late last week to 4.4 percent, while Japan's Nikkei dropped 0.7 percent.
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Bonds Shaken By Stimulus Doubts, Dollar On Defensive
Asian shares fell on Wednesday while the yen lorded over a weakened U.S dollar as fears that the Bank of Japan may retreat from its massive bond-buying campaign added to a shakeout in debt markets globally.
