Bank Of Japan

Japonya'da 'zombi şirketler' tehlikesi! Milyonlar bir anda işsiz kalabilir...

Japonya borsası her ne kadar rekor üstüne rekor kırsa da ülkede sayıları 250 bini bulan zombi şirketler ekonomiyi tehdit ediyor. Japon Merkez Bankası'nın faiz artırmasının beklenildiği şu günlerde kâr edemeyen zombi şirketler, artan faizler nedeniyle kredi borçlarını ödeyemeyebilir ve milyonlarca kişi bir anda işsiz kalabilir.

Japonya'da süper uzun tahviller rekor kırdı

Japonya'nın süper uzun tahvilinin getirileri son 7-8 yılın en yüksek seviyesine geldi.

Mazda Hangi Ülkenin Markası Ve Nerede Üretiliyor? Mazda Ne Zaman Kuruldu, Sahibi Kim Ve Kısaca Tarihçesi

Asya ülkeleri menşeili olan pek çok otomobil markası yer alıyor. Ülkemizde de satışı olan markalardan olan Mazda üretmiş olduğu otomobilleri ile otomotiv endüstrisinde yerini almaktadır. Mazda'nın hangi ülkeye ait olduğu ve hangi ülkede üretildiği de merak edilen detaylar arasında yer almaktadır. Son günlerde Mazda ile ilgili araştırmalar da artmıştır. Peki, Mazda hangi ülkeye aittir? Hangi ülkede üretiliyor? Mazda hangi tarihte kuruldu? Mazda şirketinin sahibi kimdir? İşte Mazda şirketi ile ilgili tüm bilinmeyenler.

Japonya Merkez Bankası'ndan sürpriz faiz kararı

Japonya Merkez Bankası (BoJ), beklenmedik bir kararla gösterge gecelik faiz oranlarını yüzde 0 ile yüzde 0.1 arasına çekti. BoJ bu hamleyle hem güçlü yen hem de deflasyonun ekonomi üzerindeki olumsuz etkisini azaltmayı planlıyor.

Japonya'dan sürpriz faiz kararı

Japonya Merkez Bankası (BoJ), beklenmedik bir kararla gösterge gecelik faiz oranlarını yüzde 0 ile yüzde 0.1 arasına çekti. BoJ bu hamleyle hem güçlü yen hem de deflasyonun ekonomi üzerindeki olumsuz etkisini azaltmayı planlıyor.

Japan Airlines may get $1.04 billion in loans

TOKYO - Japan Airlines may receive a 100 billion yen ($1.04 billion) loan to help it through the global slump, according to a news report.

Bank of Japan sees recovery on horizon

TOKYO - Japan's worst post-war recession appears to be easing, the central bank said Friday as it upgraded its assessment of the economy for the first time in almost three years.

Japan keeps interest rate on hold

TOKYO - Japan's central bank kept its benchmark interest rate steady amid signs that the country's economic picture may be brightening.

ECB shocks market with smaller than expected rate cut

The European Central Bank shocked financial markets by cutting its main interest rate by a smaller-than-expected 25 basis points on Thursday, taking it to a new low of 1.25 percent.

Global markets mostly higher with Fed decision

Global markets were mostly higher Thursday on guarded optimism that the U.S. Federal Reserve’s $1.2 trillion spending plan would bring a quicker end to the worst global slowdown in decades. (UPDATED)

Japan boosts buying bonds, ECB to follow

TOKYO/ PARIS - Japan's central bank moved to pump money into the country's sclerotic economy yesterday, while European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet said the ECB was ready to take additional measures in tackling global economic crisis, but suggested a recovery could be in sight.

ECB cuts eurozone interest rate to record low of 1.5 percent

The European Central Bank (ECB) kicked off a period of record low interest rates on Thursday by cutting its benchmark level to 1.50 percent in a bid to jumpstart the recession-hit eurozone economy.

Japan’s output falls 9.6 pct

TOKYO - There seems no end to the economic contraction in Japan, as industrial production falls a record 9.6 percent in December. As unemployment rises and companies slash output, outlooks support the view that Japan is headed towards deflation

ECB cuts rates by 50 basis points to 2 percent amid economic crisis

The European Central Bank cut its benchmark interest rate by 50 basis points to 2.0 percent on Thursday, matching its lowest-ever rate as inflation plummets and recession spreads. (UPDATED)

BOJ cuts rates and pumps funds against crunch

The Bank of Japan cut its key policy rate to 0.10 percent on Friday, the lowest since 2006, and moved to pump funds into the market to ease a corporate credit crunch as the yen's rise and crumbling demand batter the economy.

Global markets advance as Fed cuts rates to record low

Global markets rose and the U.S. dollar remained under pressure on Wednesday after the U.S. Federal Reserve's historic rate cut. Turkish stocks and currency also gained in early trade. (UPDATED)

Japanese confidence dips

TOKYO - Japanese business confidence suffered its steepest plunge in three decades, the central bank said yesterday, raising fears the recession will be the worst since the economic bubble burst in the 1990s.

Crisis gnaws at Japan sentiment, China output

Japan reported its sharpest crash in business sentiment in three decades on Monday and industrial output in China grew at its slowest pace since 1999, the latest signs of the damage done to Asian economies by the global crisis.

Fed package may be spitting in wind

WASHINGTON - To encourage banks to increase lending, the US Federal Reserve is boosting liquidity even more with a $800 billion-worth plan. But an analyst says the effort risks 'spitting in the wind,' as banks fear the loans they distribute may never come back due to diminishing consumer appetite.

Japan slides into painful recession

TOKYO - After European countries, Japan is now also officially in recession, as economy shrinks at an annual pace of 0.4 percent in the July-September period. As global demand wanes, Japanese exports will be hit harder during 2009

Japan slides into painful recession

TOKYO - After European countries, Japan is now also officially in recession, as economy shrinks at an annual pace of 0.4 percent in the July-September period. As global demand wanes, Japanese exports will be hit harder during 2009

Major economies in recession, US likely to shrink next year: OECD

Leading industrialized nations appear to be in a "protracted" downturn, with the U.S., Japanese and eurozone economies likely to shrink next year, the OECD said Thursday.

Major economies in recession, US likely to shrink next year: OECD

Leading industrialized nations appear to be in a "protracted" downturn, with the U.S., Japanese and eurozone economies likely to shrink next year, the OECD said Thursday.

Zero rate world may lie ahead

PARIS/WASHINGTON - As major central banks slash interest rates with unexpected speed, benchmark borrowing costs are now below core inflation for the first time since the early 1980s, and policy makers are signaling they will go deeper.

Leaders urge Obama to shape new economic order

Political leaders urged U.S. President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday to help forge a new economic order and lead the world out of its worst financial crisis since the 1930s.

Leaders urge Obama to shape new economic order

Political leaders urged U.S. President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday to help forge a new economic order and lead the world out of its worst financial crisis since the 1930s.

US consumers slash spending, global markets stabilize

Americans slashed spending and the country's business outlook weakened but there were signs of stabilization in global markets on Friday, with interbank rates falling and U.S. stocks posting their best week in 34 years.

US consumers slash spending, global markets stabilize

Americans slashed spending and the country's business outlook weakened but there were signs of stabilization in global markets on Friday, with interbank rates falling and U.S. stocks posting their best week in 34 years.