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Japanese Economy
Shinzo Abe’s Next Steps
By Clint Richards
An election, tax delay, and stimulus package show the premier is intent on securing his legacy.
Will History Repeat in Japan?
By Anthony Fensom
Poor economic data prompt election talk and put the next consumption tax hike in doubt.
Interview: Make Or Break For Abenomics
By Anthony Fensom
Dr. Martin Schulz on a critical moment for Japan's program of economic recovery.
Could Abe Call a Snap Election?
By Clint Richards
An attempt to justify a change in course over the tax hike could backfire for the prime minister.
Japan Unveils New Economic Full-Court Press
By Clint Richards
A slew of measures new and old were revealed this weekend, ahead of the expected December tax announcement.
The Bank of Japan’s Very Bold Move
By Anthony Fensom
Quantitative easing lives on in Japan as the central bank tries to rescue Abenomics.
Could China Miss its First Growth Target Since the Financial Crisis?
By Clint Richards
Consumer demand doesn’t appear strong enough to keep the economy on course.
‘Perfect Storm’ Threatens Markets
By Anthony Fensom
Downside risks to growth are emerging everywhere.
Japan Inc. Looks Abroad for Demand
By Clint Richards
The Japanese government and big business are pointing the way toward future growth.
Asia’s Big Two Economies Misfire
By Anthony Fensom
China surprises with a sharp drop in lending while Japan records a major second quarter GDP contraction.
Sovereign Debt: Eroding Japan’s National Security
By Andrew Windsor
Japan’s rising public debt has implications that go beyond its economy.
China Urged to Slow, Japan to Speed Up
By Anthony Fensom
The IMF offers contrasting recommendations for Asia’s two largest economies.