Japan’s exports fell in the first 20 days of May as the Trump administration’s sweeping tariffs continued to disrupt trade.

Japanese household spending unexpectedly fell in April, government data showed on Friday, as consumers tightened their purse ...

Japan's 30-year government bond prices rose after the weakest auction of the securities in more than a year added to pressure ...

He said in his inaugural address after taking office Wednesday that his government will deal with potential North Korean ...

An election was triggered in April by the removal of then-President Yoon Suk Yeol over his imposition of martial law late ...

The Asian ally is reportedly considering lending its technological capabilities to the missile-defense project in hopes of ...

From Japan’s semiconductors to China’s AI, the US has long responded to economic challengers with tariffs, restrictions, and narratives of threat to national security. But will the playbook that once ...

New South Korean President Lee Jae-myung described his victory as the start of the country’s return to normalcy, after ...

In Tokyo, there’s concern — and more than a little trepidation — over what the Nippon Steel deal and doubled tariffs portend ...

Japan’s bond market faces more challenges with debt sales on Tuesday and Thursday that may ramp up pressure on the government ...

As the world economy faces unprecedented shifts, the dynamics of global trade, exchange rates and capital flows are evolving in ways that challenge established economic theory and policy frameworks.

Japan is now caught between two pressures: tame inflation and protect the yen, or hold rates low and risk capital flight.