Back in the sick-bay

Article Abstract:

The profits of Japanese corporations have plummeted 44% over a year, and the Nikkei share average is reflecting that sorry performance. Businesses are expressing confidence there will be an economic upturn, but so far investors remain very wary.

Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Nikkei Dow Jones Industrial Average

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The bear grows fiercer

Article Abstract:

Tokyo Stock Exchange prices are the lowest in six years even though the Bank of Japan has cut the discount rate for the fourth time. General confidence in the economy and the government is low, so prices are expected to fall further.

Economic aspects, Economic policy, Bank of Japan

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Earning their keep: Japanese shares

Article Abstract:

Investors who expect the low stock prices of Japanese corporations to rise dramatically will be disappointed. Estimates for specific corporations and forecasts for the overall the Japanese economy are given.

International aspects, Securities industry

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