Societe Generale SA has hired four senior salesmen in Japan as it seeks to capitalize on the country’s invigorated bond market along with local banks’ appetite for higher-yielding investments.

President-elect Donald Trump’s social media post came hours after the IDF confirmed that missing U.S.-Israeli soldier Omer ...

TCW Global Bond Fund I-Class returned 8.49% (net of fees) during the third quarter of 2024, outperforming the Bloomberg ...

In the interview, Ueda said the timing of the next interest rate hike was “approaching,” reinforcing growing bets that the ...

Hang Seng Index dips as US tariff threats and Yuan weakness cloud sentiment, while hopes for Chinese stimulus struggle to ...

US stocks ended a shortened trading session higher while Treasury yields declined across the curve. Speculation that ...

The carry trade unwind over the summer erased about US$6.4 trillion from global stock markets in just three weeks, and the ...

TOKYO (Reuters) - Asian stocks rose on Tuesday led by an outperforming tech sector following record highs on Wall Street ...

Japan could use a wake-up call over its mountain of debt through credit rating firms warning of the potential for cuts to ...

Inflation exceeds 2%, but weak wage growth clouds rate hike odds. Could USD/JPY break key levels as traders await BoJ clarity ...

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda has plenty of data to support the case for raising the benchmark rate in December, an ...