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    • Here’s why Warren Buffett is bullish on Japanese stocks

    • Japanese stocks lower as yen jumps against dollar

    • Nikkei up 2.3% as media reports Abe to announce $254 bn stimulus

    • Euro sinks to 12-year lows as yield gap grows

    • Nikkei jumps to 2-1/2 week high on rosy US data

    • Nikkei rises; November gain biggest in a year

    • Japan shares flying high in Asia as yen downed

    • Nikkei slips from 3-week high, Fed speculation frays nerves

    • Nikkei soars after solid US jobs, Asia shares steady

      Markets regained some stability after high volatility the past two weeks. They had been hit by concerns the Fed will weaken a stimulus commitment that's boosted risk appetites, and then by speculation Friday's jobs data would disappoint and cause worries about the US economy.

    • Asia stocks rise on Japan progress; yen softer

      Japanese stocks jumped nearly 4% on Tuesday amid reports of progress in containing radiation from an earthquake-damaged nuclear plant, and the yen was broadly softer on the possibility of further intervention by major central banks.

    • Buffett says Japan quake presents buying opportunity

      Billionaire investor Warren Buffett said on Monday that Japanese stocks were good investments after the deadly earthquake that hit the world's third-biggest economy last week.

    • Japanese stocks rebound on short covering, still vulnerable

      Japan's Nikkei average rallied 4.4% on Wednesday after the worst two-day selloff since the 1987 crash, with some investors scooping up shares even as many fretted that a further deterioration in nuclear crisis could undermine the market.

    • World stocks, oil slump on Japan nuclear fears

      World stocks hit 2-1/2 month lows on Tuesday and oil fell and the yen surged after reports of rising radiation near Tokyo triggered a 10% fall in Japanese stocks, hurting risky assets across the board.

    • Prime Sec sees risk capital returning as Japan rebuilds

      Japanese stocks plunged 12% on Tuesday as the country is dealing with multiple crises. The economic impact on the quake-stricken country and the global market is yet to be construed. Veteran on the market pulse, N Jayakumar of Prime Securities, in an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18 shares what the Japanese crises mean to capital markets.

    • TOPIX heads for biggest loss since 1987

      Japanese stocks plunged 12% on Tuesday on reports of rising radiation levels near Tokyo and lurched towards their biggest loss since the 1987 crash, in a panic selloff likely to compound the economic impact on the quake-stricken country.

    • After quake, TOPIX heads for biggest drop in 2 years

      Japanese stocks fell 7.6%, on track for the biggest daily loss since October 2008, and bond yields rose on Monday as investors expected the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the country's northeast to take an economic toll and require heavy government borrowing.

    • Japan quake to keep stock investors wary

      The growing devastation in Japan may accelerate the short-term negative sentiment in a US equity market already seen as vulnerable, but ongoing weakness is likely to be confined to specific sectors.

    • Nikkei seen gaining on US stocks, weaker yen

    • Japan stocks shine, others lag before US payrolls

    • Japan stocks lead Asia on signs of US recovery

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