Japan has declared a state of emergency over the coronavirus pandemic for Tokyo and three nearby areas as cases continued to surge
Economic stimulus approved in the US and Japan at the end of last year will help to power a recovery in their economies in the second half of 2021, IMF chief economist Gita Gopinath said on Wednesday
A joint working group will be set up to follow up the implementation of this MOC
Japan's economy will take a sizable hit if a state of emergency is declared in Tokyo and surrounding prefectures, media reported Wednesday citing analysts
Activity in Japan's services sector extended its run of declines to the 11th month in December, a private sector survey showed, as a new wave of coronavirus led to a contraction in business conditions
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's likely decision to declare a state of emergency in the Tokyo area will most probably trigger a contraction in January-March, analysts say, adding to the headache for policymakers struggling to cushion the blow to the economy from the pandemic.
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Japanese government is preparing to declare another state of emergency in Tokyo and three neighbouring prefectures, due to the spike in coronavirus infections in the country
Asian factory activity expanded moderately in December thanks to robust demand in regional giant China, business surveys showed on Monday
Suga has declined to comment on the need for another state of emergency over the coronavirus, apparently due to the potential fallout on the economy
The Japanese capital, Tokyo, and three nearby prefectures have asked the national government to declare a state of emergency
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Japan's Nikkei leapt 1.63% to its highest since August 1990, while shares in China rose 0.1%
The first case of the new coronavirus variant found in South Africa has been confirmed in Japan, the Japan Times reported
Asian shares jumped, with Japanese stocks hitting a 29-year high, as hopes that a long-awaited U pandemic relief package would be expanded and a Brexit trade deal supported investor risk appetites
Japan's industrial output growth stalled in November after rising for five months, underscoring the fragile nature of the global economic recovery due to a recent resurgence in Covid-19 infections
The entry ban will start Monday and last through Jan. 31 for the time being, the Foreign Ministry said in a statement late Saturday
Japan has not been able to slow the infections despite government requests for the people to avoid going out for dinner and parties before and during the holiday season
Health Minister Norihisa Tamura said the five were sent to quarantine straight from the airports
Describing India as "Asia's gravity point", Japanese Deputy Minister of Defence Yasuhide Nakayama has said his country would like to see India "commit more" towards the Quadrilateral coalition