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6-K: Report of foreign private issuer (related to financial reporting)
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group Reports Economic Recovery and Improved Financial Condition
Daily short sale tracking: Broadcom's short volume increased by 11 million, with a short sale ratio of 12%
The yen faces new risks as strategists worry that the Bank of Japan may delay interest rate hikes until March or later.
A new risk is emerging for the Japanese yen, as forex strategists in Tokyo warn that the Bank of Japan may not raise interest rates until March next year or later. On Wednesday, the market got a taste of this danger as traders reacted to a report that the Bank of Japan reportedly thinks it can afford to wait a bit longer to increase rates, causing the yen to fall to its lowest level in over two weeks. The yen against the dollar dropped to 152.82, and the market is still debating whether the Bank of Japan will take action during the meeting on December 19 or at the next meeting about a month later. Shusuke, the head of Japan forex and rates strategy at Bank of America in Tokyo.
After the Japanese regulatory institutions investigated the bond market manipulation scandal, Nomura fired senior trader Sawada.
After regulatory authorities determined that Takushi Sawada was behind the manipulative trades that led nomura holdings into a scandal, this largest brokerage in japan dismissed the senior trader. A filing from the american financial industry regulatory authority (Finra) revealed that his employment with nomura was "terminated" on September 30, after Japanese market regulators discovered that Sawada was involved in manipulating derivatives trades linked to the country's sovereign debt. The document indicated that these so-called "layered" trades constituted illegal fraudulent activities. Since Japanese authorities disclosed the related trades in September, the CEO of nomura...
Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Releases Interim Financial Statements
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