Since the Bank of Japan's meeting in March, the yen has depreciated by 4.2%. This decline has been exacerbated by a stronger U.S. dollar, driven by persistent inflation in the U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's recent statements indicate that interest rate cuts are unlikely in the near future, further influencing the dollar's strength.

Billionaire Adam Neumann, co-founder of WeWork, is endeavoring to repurchase the embattled real estate firm he founded in 2010.

Credit Agricole SA, France's second-largest listed bank, reported an impressive 55% increase in first-quarter net profit, surpassing market expectations.

Toronto-Dominion Bank confronts major adversity with impending fiscal turbulence due to intensifying anti-money laundering investigations and potential multi-billion dollar fines, revealing the urgency of vigilant regulatory compliance in the finance sector.

Explore the burgeoning growth in weather derivatives as financial institutions seek to hedge against the unpredictable forces of climate variability. Dive into the latest market trends showcasing a dramatic increase in trading volumes and the burgeoning importance of climate-related financial instruments.

A comprehensive exploration of the contrasting fates of crypto leaders, Changpeng Zhao of Binance and Sam Bankman-Fried of FTX, and how their diverging ethical paths led to vastly different legal outcomes.

Country Garden Holdings Co., a flagship real estate developer saddled with debt, faces vital bond-payment deadlines that may ripple through the financial sector and test the Chinese government's support measures.

In a bold move, the Philippines' Central Bank fortifies the peso with a 58-to-the-dollar exchange rate amid economic challenges. This strategic threshold aims to stabilize the currency and reflect the bank's proactive approach to financial management.

A substantial financial scandal has emerged as South Korea's FSS uncovers illegal short-trading worth $156 million by global banks, prompting a stringent regulatory response and raising questions about market integrity and compliance.

Indonesian bond market sees dramatic yield decline, signaling a strong performance and a surge in investor demand. The market rebound is influenced by the US Federal Reserve's rate cut expectations and strategic rate hikes by the Indonesian central bank.