The success of Japanese right-wing party Sanseito in Sunday’s upper house election has the potential to unnerve global ...

Now, Sunday’s election results in the upper house of Japan’s parliament threaten “to send shockwaves through U.S. bond ...

Japanese Premier Shigeru Ishiba on Monday revealed plans to stay in office to provide “stability” and tackle economic ...

Shares in Tokyo — where PM Ishiba said he would carry on as leader even as the ruling coalition lost its majority in the ...

USD/JPY opens with a bearish gap in reaction to Japan’s election outcome. A mildly softer USD exerts additional downward ...

European shares held steady and the yen firmed on Monday, as markets shrugged off the Japanese ruling coalition's defeat in ...

The yen strengthened versus the dollar on Monday after Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba said he would carry on as leader ...

Ishiba said he intends to stay on despite the defeat. Traders are focused on how the political uncertainty may play out as ...

Ishiba on Monday vowed to remain in his job even though his LDP-led coalition finished Sunday running a government without a ...

Investing.com -- Japan’s political landscape is increasingly uncertain, with mounting speculation about the possibility of ...

"Relative to other countries, Japan is a net creditor. So you do have, in theory, a lot of funds on the sidelines, from domestic institutions who have invested abroad, which could cap any sharp and ...

In the broader risk complex, cross-asset traders are treating the election car wreck as a local fender-bender, not a multi-asset pile-up. So far, the result is being interpreted as politically messy ...