Together, these studies present a compelling and consistent story of the Japanese economy. Financial system problems, largely triggered by the bursting of the asset price bubble in the early 1990s, ...

It was the fastest pace since 1991, before land prices began a long decline in the wake of the bursting of the asset "bubble". "Japan's overall land prices continued its rising trend amid a moderate ...

Big Japanese manufacturers' business sentiment worsened to a one-year low in the three months to March, a central bank survey ...

As asset prices grew, so did speculation ... Worried about inflationary pressures, and attempting to quell the bubble, the Bank of Japan began a series of steep interest rate increases from ...

The shift arose at the height of the late 1980s Japanese asset price bubble, which later burst. The end of this speculative mania left foreign and domestic investors deeply sceptical about Japan ...

which should accompany policy normalisation Japan's economy has stuck to stagnation with effectively no nominal GDP growth in past three decades after the asset price bubble burst in the early 1990s.

Those who chose to stay in cash and deposits, where most of the assets are, by contrast, lost out to inflation yet again. Oh well, that's their choice. The proportion of Japanese government ... estate ...

"These things don't happen overnight," he stated, "It could be that the credit bubble doesn ... greater leverage in Japanese and Eurozone banks, some reaching 20 times asset-to-equity ratios.

It was the fastest pace since 1991, before land prices began a long decline in the wake of the bursting of the asset “bubble.” “Japan’s overall land prices continued its rising trend amid ...

The shift arose at the height of the late 1980s Japanese asset price bubble, which later burst. The end of this speculative mania left foreign and domestic investors deeply sceptical about Japan’s ...

Japan's land prices rose at their fastest pace in 34 ... before land prices began a long decline in the wake of the bursting of the asset "bubble." In a time of both misinformation and too much ...