He pointed out that Japan has been the biggest foreign investor in the U.S. and the largest holder of U.S. Treasury bonds.

Japan's population experienced a record drop of 898,000 in 2024, confirming concerns about the country's demographic crisis.

The world's fourth-largest economy also faces the twin threats of a steady decline in marriages and a rising proportion of elderly people. Nearly 30 percent of Japanese citizens are now 65 or older.

If the situation is left as is, Japan's auto and other exports to the U.S. would drastically decline, dealing a serious blow to the domestic economy. It was only natural for Japanese economic ...

The dollar and US stock-index futures fell Monday (April 21) after President Donald Trump's criticism of the Federal Reserve ...

Japan's natural population change has marked ... but it has not been able to effectively deal with population decline, which is advancing at a pace faster than it had anticipated.

Trump’s aggressive trade moves are disrupting the traditional safe haven assumptions, posing a serious threat to the dollar’s ...

Senior economic advisor to Japan’s prime minister Takeshi Niinami revealed that Japan has “many cards” to play in tariff ...

Japan has "many cards" to play ... Kevin Hassett, director of the U.S. National Economic Council, told CNBC on April 10 that the bond market decline contributed to Trump's decision.