Japanese shares rise sharply following their long weekend, boosted by a weakening yen after comments from Haruhiko Kuroda, a leading candidate to become the new BOJ governor, that he is open to more ...
Japanese shares rise sharply following their long weekend, boosted by a weakening yen after comments from Haruhiko Kuroda, a leading candidate to become the new BOJ governor, that he is open to more easing this year. European stocks are mixed and lacking a clear direction. Japan +1.9% , Hong Kong ...
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