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Japanese shares: Japanese shares end higher on chip stocks boost; corporate outlook worries cap gains

Synopsis The Nikkei index ended up 0.14 per cent at 29,683.37, while the broader Topix inched up 0.09 per cent to close at 1,960.87. AP Chip-related shares gained after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd (TSMC), reported a 19.4 per cent rise in first-quarter profit on strong chip demand. TOKYO: Japanese shares closed slightly higher on Friday as heavyweight chip shares rallied, although concerns around corporate outlook capped the gains. The Nikkei index ended up 0.14 per cent at 29,683.37, while the broader Topix inched up 0.09 per cent to close at 1,960.87. Chip-related shares gained after Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Ltd (TSMC), reported a 19.4 per cent rise in first-quarter profit on strong chip demand.

Japan banks face volatility, default risks offshore in hunt for higher returns

Blog Blog Blog Blog 14 Apr, 2021 Author Yuzo Yamaguchi As returns-hungry Japanese banks may lend or invest even more abroad after a record year of 2020, the lenders face rising risk of defaults and market volatility in their growing overseas operations, analysts warn. Japanese financial institutions have a long history of generating interest income and asset growth from operations outside their home market, which has been battered by a prolonged period of low interest rates and weak credit demand. The risks of global exposures came under the spotlight again in early April, when Nomura Holdings Inc., Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc. and Mizuho Financial Group Inc. flagged potential losses of around US$2.4 billion combined that were reportedly related to the downfall of U.S. hedge fund Archegos Capital.

Japan insurers under rising pressure to push portfolio companies to go greener

Blog Blog Blog Blog 7 Apr, 2021 Author Yuzo Yamaguchi More institutional investors in Japan will likely join Nippon Life Insurance Co. in dialing up pressure on their portfolio companies to go greener more aggressively, experts say, after the nation s largest life insurer went as far as threatening to off-load investments that are not tackling emissions adequately. Nippon Life, also the third-largest Asian institutional investor by assets under management, said in February that companies in its ¥10 trillion domestic portfolio must achieve net-zero emissions by 2050, or risk being divested. The insurer also said it would start investing in companies actively tackling emissions from the current fiscal year beginning April 1.

BOJ buys stock ETFs as usual after policy change, but changes may lie ahead

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