Jesper Koll News
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Japan’s biggest stock rally in a quarter century has been fueled by earnings growth that is three times faster than the world average, not just speculation Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will end two decades of deflation.
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The Bank of Japan will increase the number of its monthly government bond purchases after market participants yesterday asked for the move to tame volatility in debt prices.
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Traders of Japanese government bonds want the central bank to buy more short-term notes and to conduct purchases more frequently, according to Bank of Japan officials after a meeting with market participants.
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Hedge fund manager J. Kyle Bass and JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s Jesper Koll, who hold opposing views on Abenomics, both agree a selloff in Japanese government bonds is not over.
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Japan’s new Prime Minister Naoto Kan will introduce policies likely to spur economic growth and earnings, boosting stock prices, strategists at JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Deutsche Bank AG said.
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The last time a dispute between Japan and China blew up in 2010 over eight uninhabited islands, the economic fallout lasted less than a month. This time, the spat is prolonging a recession in the world’s third-largest economy.
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Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Bank of America Corp. and Nomura Holdings Inc. are predicting Japanese stocks will extend their longest streak of gains in 23 years as extra economic stimulus boost earnings.
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In July, Honda Motor Co. is planning to do something it hasn’t done for almost 50 years: open a car factory in Japan.
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It was an elite band of graduate students that in the early 1970s attended intense economics sessions in a small, austerely furnished basement under the 15th-century lodge at All Souls College at the University of Oxford.
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Japan’s shrinking economy is poised to get a lift from the children of baby boomers taking out their first mortgages with rates close to a three-year low.
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