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A sustained appreciation of the currency will ultimately require a shift in the composition of Japanese trade flows
Inflation piles pressure on central bank to increase rates by 50 basis points for first time
Economic and political turmoil at home is undercutting our Indo-Pacific ambitions
The real estate market is struggling to recover as zero-Covid policies and developer debt sap buyer demand
New generation of retail investors softens impact of sell-off as banks raise rates
Scheme to deepen financial connectivity with mainland coincides with expanded currency agreement
The collapse of the yen piles pressure on the central bank to change course after decades of loose monetary policy
Mitsui OSK chief says it will try ‘to continue our normal services regardless of Russian national policy’
Some officials hope the move could ease inflation but others fear political backlash in an election year
The city’s distinct character risks being crushed by Beijing’s zeal for control
Chinese president says territory can maintain capitalist system but warns against challenging Beijing
Dollar’s dominance could gradually decline as a result of geopolitical flare-ups, UBS survey shows
Plus oil and inflation
After three stormy years, Xi Jinping hails a ‘new era’ for the city. It is likely to be less international and closer to mainland China
Investor demand boosted by end of Shanghai and Beijing lockdowns and hopes of tech crackdown easing
Washington says sanctions send ‘powerful message’ to anyone backing Moscow’s Ukraine invasion
Shipments from Chinese region barred under rules in effect from June 21
Don’t take the easing of pandemic restrictions as a sign that the country is returning to normality
Restructuring closely watched by other countries for signs of how Beijing will respond to defaults
The new buzzword for Chinese people sick of being locked down is ‘runxue’: the study of leaving the country completely
Industry body says 35,000 engineers needed within 10 years to revive country’s semiconductor sector
Relations were strained by Canberra’s ban on Huawei and calls for an investigation into Covid’s origins
Stance marks shift in rhetoric from city-state that had courted digital currency companies
Wagers against Japanese bonds divide foreign and domestic fund managers
It will not be easy for food companies to quickly pass on rising costs to consumers
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