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Japan won't hesitate to act again after joint yen intervention with US: Katayama

US-Japan intervention helps lift yen to 155 but concerns remain

Candidates giving up in the face of relentless job searches could be part of the reason behind recent declines in the labor force participation rate.

Finance minister Satsuki Katayama confirms joint action with Washington to counter ‘disorderly movements’

Overcoming the enrichment dilemma in the Saudi deal.

Changes to two most widely cited claims come as scrutiny grows over US tech company’s contract

Worldline announces the finalisation of the sale of its Indian payment activities to BillDesk

A puzzling intervention

Daiichi Sankyo President and CEO Hiroyuki Okuzawa says a weaker yen is an advantage for topline growth, but would also weigh on expenses outside of Japan. He appeared exclusively on Bloomberg's Insight with Haslinda Amin. (Source: Bloomberg)

Starting gun for Central Asia data center race triggered