Toru Hanai
Coverage of Toru Hanai in the Nexus archive.
- Japan Has Spent Billions to Prop Up the Yen. Why Isn’t It Working?
Japan has invested billions to support the yen, but the efforts have not been effective. The question remains why these measures are failing.
- Softbank-Backed Oravel Updates Filing for $703 Million India IPO
SoftBank-backed Oravel has updated its filing for a $703 million initial public offering (IPO) in India. The article includes a photograph of Oyo's signage, credited to photographer Toru Hanai of Bloomberg.
- Japan Spent Billions to Prop Up the Yen. Why Is It Still Weak?
Japan spent billions to support the Yen, but the currency remains weak. The article highlights concerns over the effectiveness of these financial measures.
- Markets Debate If Japan Sold Treasuries When Intervening in Yen
The Bank of Japan's intervention in the yen has sparked debate over whether Japan sold US Treasuries. The move is being closely watched by markets and economists. The Bank of Japan's actions may impact global financial markets.
- Japanese Public Wants Energy-Saving Steps as Takaichi Holds Back
Japan's industrial production fell less than expected in March 2020, but steeper declines are anticipated due to a nationwide state of emergency restricting factory operations and consumer activity to curb the coronavirus. The public is calling for energy-saving measures amid these challenges.
- MUFG Bank Seeks More Acquisitions After $4.3 Billion India Deal
MUFG Bank has announced plans to pursue further acquisitions following a $4.3 billion deal in India. The bank's leadership, including President Masakazu Osawa, is focusing on expansion opportunities in emerging markets.
- Japan Bonds Draw Largest Foreign Inflow in a Year Last Week
Japan bonds attracted the largest foreign investment inflow in a year, signaling strong international confidence. The Azabudai Hills real estate project by Mori Building Co. is set to open in Tokyo on November 24, aiming to enhance Tokyo's global appeal.