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.

Bank of England keeps main interest rate unchanged

LONDON - The Bank of England stuck to its plan to buy bonds with 125 billion pounds ($202 billion) of newly printed money as officials assess whether the worst of Britain’s recession is over.

Japan slump eases, coincident index shows

TOKYO - Japan’s deepest postwar recession is abating, the government’s broadest measure of economic health showed.

ECB keeps interest rate at 1 percent

FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank, or ECB, kept interest rates steady as it rolls out new tools to battle the worst recession since World War II.

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.

Rapid rise in Japan’s industrial production

Tokyo - Japan’s industrial output surged the most in 56 years in April as a rebound in exports helps the economy emerge from its worst recession since World War II.

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.

Former BoJ Governor dies at 84

TOKYO - Masaru Hayami, the Bank of Japan governor who added “quantitative easing” to the arsenal of policy makers, died at the age of 84, Kyodo News reported. Hayami led Japan’s central bank from 1998 to 2003.

Battle rages in echelon of EU monetary policy

FRANKFURT - The truce between European Central Bank policymakers, implemented by Governor Jean-Claude Trichet, is shattered, as two key members clash over the bank’s asset buying program. Marko Kranjec says more money than the current 60 billion euros may have to be allocated to the program, while Axel Weber rules out such a possibility

ECB reduces key interest rate to 1 pct

FRANKFURT - The European Central Bank, or ECB, cut its key interest rate to a new record low of 1 percent yesterday, and may offer banks longer-term loans to stem the region’s worst recession since World War II.

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.

European Central Bank split on policy

FRANKFURT - The Governing Council of the European Central Bank remains split over cutting interest rates further and pumping more money into the financial system. Germany’s Axel Weber rules out further cuts, while Greece’s George Provopoluos opts for more reductions. Austria’s Ewald Nowotny offers debt purchases.

Japan’s wholesale prices post fastest decline in 7-years

TOKYO - Japanese wholesale prices fell at their fastest annual pace in nearly seven years last month, official data showed yesterday, adding to worries about the renewed threat of deflation.Corporate goods prices fell by 2.2 percent in March from a year earlier, down for a third straight month, the Bank of Japan reported.

Bank of Japan to bolster capital

TOKYO - The Bank of Japan plans to reinforce its capital to secure the credibility of the yen and enhance its ability to implement additional economic measures, The Nikkei business daily said yesterday.

Europe’s recession deepens

FRANKFURT - Europe’s recession deepened more than estimated in the fourth quarter after companies scaled back production and consumer spending declined.

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.

Japan’s business confidence hits new low

TOKYO - Japan's most closely watched measure of business confidence has fallen to an all-time low, the central bank said yesterday, as the nation slides deeper into its worst post-war recession.

East Europe banks may follow Turkey

LONDON - The latest move by Turkey’s Central Bank to cut borrowing rates further may be just a first step in Eastern Europe. Surveys show that Poland, the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania may be forced to cut rates in the face of mounting economic troubles

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.

Daiwa House to bid for New City

TOKYO - Daiwa House Industry Co., Japan’s biggest homebuilder, and state-owned Development Bank of Japan plan to jointly bid for failed New City Residence Investment Corp., three people familiar with the matter said.

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 Inc. shrinks 12.7 pct in quarter

TOKYO - The last quarter of 2008 proves to be a nightmare for Japan, as the economy contracts 12.7 percent on an annual basis, the most since 1974. Compared to the third quarter of 2008, the contraction stands at 3.3 percent, evidence of a performance much worse than that of the European Union and the US.

Central banks risk losing their precious independence

WASHINGTON / PARIS - Central banks have cherished their independence for decades, but the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression puts that independence at risk.