People jump to conclusions. Higher yields can pressure borrowers, yes—but it doesn’t mean the government is broke or that the system’s collapsing. It means expectations have changed.

Taiwanese lawmakers said that Taiwan is in the first batch of countries to negotiate with the U.S. over President Donald ...

The White House has repeatedly stated a preference for a weaker dollar, which could boost manufacturing exports by making ...

Trump has railed against value-added tax as a burden to U.S. companies, although economists say this kind of tax is ...

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Asian finance ministers and central bankers called for unity and reaffirmed their commitment to fair and free trade amid ...

Japan and China have accused each other of violating the airspace around the Japanese-controlled East China Sea islands, ...

President Donald Trump and Secretary Scott Bessent still have economic runway to get things done and alleviate all the tariff ...

Major Japanese trading houses, backed by Warren Buffett, this week released cautious profit forecasts for the year, setting ...

Japan’s finance minister says the nation’s massive holdings of U.S. Treasurys can be “a card on the table” in negotiations ...

Japan's over $1T U.S. Treasury holdings could be a bargaining chip in trade negotiations with Washington, Japanese Finance ...

Japan is one of a handful of countries in talks with President Trump about averting steeper tariffs.