Japan's deflation gloom worsens BBC News Japan will thus remain in deflation for another two to three years," said Takeshi Minami, chief economist at Norinchukin Research Institute. ...
In early 1996 there was the case of Cantor and Tokyo-based Norinchukin Bank, Japan's leading financial institution for agricultural cooperatives. The Japanese bank took a real hosing on some overnight orders it left with Cantor to fill. ...
Moody's Investors Service downgraded The Norinchukin Bank's (Norinchukin) bank financial strength rating (BFSR) to C- from C, Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) to Baa1 from A3, long-term ratings to Aa3 from Aa2, and ratings on the ...
Norinchukin Bank plans to set up a 100 billion yen fund to respond to financing needs in the agricultural sector by tapping the Bank of Japans new lending scheme designed to support domestic companies with high growth potential, ...
Moody's downgrades Norinchukin Bank to Aa3; outlook is stable Moody's Investors Service downgraded The Norinchukin Bank's (Norinchukin) bank financial strength rating (BFSR) to C- from C, Baseline Credit Assessment (BCA) to Baa1 from A3 ...
13 (AP) - (Kyodo)—Norinchukin Bank plans to set up a 100 billion yen fund to respond to financing needs in the agricultural sector by tapping the Bank of Japan's new lending scheme designed to support ...
Norinchukin Bank will start helping Japanese suppliers export fresh produce through such means as participating in an international trade exhibition for fresh fruit and vegetable…
Japanese bonds completed the biggest weekly loss since May 2008 on concern a government led by Ichiro Ozawa will boost debt-fueled spending and as economic reports encouraged investors to switch to higher-yielding assets.
Japanese bonds fell, completing the biggest weekly loss since May 2008, on concern a government led by Ichiro Ozawa will boost debt-fueled spending and as capital expenditure data bolstered demand for higher-yielding assets.
Japanese bonds may rise after the central bank’s lending-program expansion announced yesterday failed to curb strength in the yen, clouding the earnings outlook for the nation’s export-dependent companies.
The Bank of Japan expanded its fund supply tool at an emergency meeting, saving more aggressive steps for when there is clearer evidence of a slowdown in a fragile economy hit by a strong yen.
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