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Japan to float JPY 2.7 trillion in bonds for stimulus spending – Nikkei Asian Review

Nikkei Asian Review reported earlier today that Japanese government is looking to issue JPY 2.7 trillion in construction bonds to fund stimulus spending in a supplementary budget devised Monday.

The supplementary budget covers part of a massive economic stimulus plan Japan unveiled Aug. 2. The remainder will be funded through the fiscal 2017 national budget and other future measures.

Monetary policy has nationalized the Japan stock market: CLSA

In a report titled, "BOJ nationalizing the stock market," Nicholas Smith, an analyst at CLSA, said that the BOJ's exchange-traded fund (ETF) buying pr
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EUR/USD hits fresh highs near 1.1340, then retreats

The retreat from multi-week lows in the EUR/USD pair stalled near 1.1270 region in Asia, allowing a tepid bounce back towards 1.13 handle in early Eur
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