Japan: Two is the number
Haruhiko Kuroda, the new governor of the Bank of Japan, has announced a new phase of monetary easing. Jonathan Soble, the FT's Tokyo bureau...
QE4: Now Japan eases and in earnest
Two decades of deflation have driven Japan to instigate an aggressive monetary easing programme - the fourth major central bank to takes such unconventional...
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Argentina debt: what is the pari passu saga?
Cardiff Garcia and Joseph Cotterill of FT Alphaville talk about Argentina becoming embroiled in the sovereign debt "trial of the century" - and what...
Will Japan bail out the eurozone?
Japan's aggressive quantitative easing programme to reflate its economy is encouraging its investors to look overseas - and having knock on effects on the...
US farming still reeling from drought
This time last year, the Department of Agriculture was optimistic about farming's prospects for 2012. What followed was one of the worst US droughts...
North Korea advises foreigners to evacuate
North Korea's television station issues a stark warning for foreigners to evacuate South Korea.
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Will the tide turn for ICAP?
ICAP has been dragged into an investigation over the manipulation of a derivatives benchmark that it administers. The world's largest interdealer broker is also...
Portugal’s bail-out woes
Portugal's constitutional court has blocked some austerity measures being implemented by the government to meet the terms of the country's E78bn bail-out in 2011....
