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William PesekThe Japan Times |
Without addressing the chaebol, governance reforms won't be taken seriously
With growth slumping, Japanese prime minister needs to lay out reform plan
Beijing seems instead to be prioritizing yuan stability
If innovation was still Tesla's strength, it wouldn't be seeking corporate welfare
Onus is on Japan PM Kishida to get busy with structural reform
Premature Fed loosening could entrench elevated prices
Maharlika fund has distracted president from more pressing economic priorities
More loans for developers will simply keep problems festering
Signs of recession are returning even as stock market reaches high
Move shows MSCI right in not considering the country a 'developed market'
Other central banks may follow Indonesia's surprise rate hike
Structural cracks are drowning out modest stimulus efforts
As American politicians look for economic scapegoats, Kishida should seek cover
Problem with Japan's cabinet is dearth of ideas, not personnel