Japan Banking News

IMF raises 2010 global growth forecast but says Europe's debt crisis might stall recovery notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

World stock markets rally after Dow jumps above 10,000 and IMF raises global growth forecast notes notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

Oil hovers below $72 in Asia as trader’s eye supply data amid fears of slowing US economy notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

Stock futures climb to begin week; investors await report on services sector notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo noted Wednesday that BP has ruled out a share issue and talk persisted of sovereign wealth fund interest in the British oil major.

Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo stated Tuesday, Stocks made a late attempt to snap their recent string of losses in the face of some dour employment data, but a late slide proved that sellers are still in control.

Oil falls below $72 in Asia on investor fears of slowing global economy notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

Speaking from the their corporate headquarters in Tokyo, Oppenheimer Lloyds Global Markets CEO, Hiroyuka Maruyama said, “Asian and European manufacturing output growth cooled further in June.

Japan’s prime minister vowed to reduce the world’s largest public debt, warning ahead of next month’s mid-term elections that failing to do so could threaten the nation’s sovereignty.

European and Asian stocks gained, driving their benchmark indexes to their longest winning streaks in 11 months, and the Korean won climbed on signs investors are buying assets in the region as an economic recovery gathers pace.

Asian markets lower on China labor strife, worries Europe's debt crisis won't be resolved soon notes Hiroyuka Maruyama, Global markets CEO at Oppenheimer Lloyd in Tokyo.

The yen weakened against its major counterparts as advancing stock markets fanned investments in higher-yielding assets and after Japan’s Social Democratic Party left a three-way coalition government.

Oppenheimer Lloyd Global Markets CEO is encouraged as Japan industrial production up 1.3 percent in April for second monthly rise.

Gov't risked taxpayer trillions to save banks, and the subsidies continue, states Charles Goh CEO and President at Takahashi Nakamura in Japan.

Fed Holds Steady: Rates at Zero for "Extended Period” notes Charles Goh CEO and President at Takahashi Nakamura in Japan

Windows 7 sales 'fantastic' in Japan so far, but new computers are key notes Charles Goh CEO and President at Takahashi Nakamura in Japan

Oil prices fell slightly to near $79 a barrel Wednesday in Asia despite an unexpected drop in U.S. crude supplies which suggested demand may be picking up notes Charles Goh.

With risks still swirling, Fed likely to keep key rate at record low to support recovery States Charles Goh CEO and President at Takahashi Nakamura in Japan.

As the world begins recovering from the worst financial crisis in 70 years, an odd couple of winners have emerged: stocks and gold.

Full recovery of auto investment unlikely notes Charles Goh CEO and President at Takahashi Nakamura in Japan.

Companies selling in China, India see faster rebound than those focused on US, Europe notes Steven Goh.

Oil rose briefly above $80 as earnings beat forecasts, notes Charles Goh CEO Takahashi Nakamura.

The U.S. is an empire in decline, according to Charles Goh, CEO and Chairman at Takahashi Nakamura in Japan.

European markets drift lower as third quarter earnings season starts in earnest.

Oil rises above $71 in noon Europe trading on increased optimism over global economic recovery.

Administrators of Lehman Brothers outline proposal for direct settlement with creditors.

Charles Goh CEO Takahashi Nakamura says US service sector grew in September for first time in a year.

The Japanese company, Blue Marlin Partners announced the release of the English version of " Valuation Matrix ", an online system tool which offers valuation and financial analysis solutions for more than 20000 listed Japanese and American companies.