Japan

Sanae Takaichi becomes Japan’s first female prime minister, balancing Abe’s conservative legacy with a pragmatic dual-track diplomacy toward the U.S., China, and Asia.

Japan’s economy faces U.S. recession risks, yen volatility, and debt concerns in late 2025, but wage growth and stable inflation support consumption.

India’s vast pool of IT professionals and Japan’s growing demand for skilled labor create a unique complementarity. This report explores how demographic trends, economic needs, and strategic cooperation make India–Japan relations a model of mutual benefit.

Japan’s economy faces a delicate balance in 2025–2026. U.S. rate cuts, BOJ normalization, and U.S. tariffs on autos will shape growth, inflation, and the yen’s trajectory.

Japan plans to tighten Business Manager Visa rules, raising capital to ¥30M. Explore the background, intentions, benefits, and risks of this major reform.

Japan plans to raise the Business Manager Visa threshold from ¥5M to ¥30M, aiming to attract serious investors while risking exclusion of small startups.

BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda emphasized caution at Jackson Hole 2025, highlighting labor market data and tariff-driven risks as Japan balances policy normalization.

As Japan pilots its Digital Yen, we examine the long-term impacts on fiscal policy, international trade, central bank control, and the future of money itself.

Discover how Japan’s ultra-low policy rate drives the yen’s role as a global funding currency, fuels international carry trades, and impacts capital flows in both risk-on and risk-off markets.