Kevin Buckland is a multinational journalist with a focus on Japan. His work has been featured in various publications, including The West Australian, Yahoo Finance, Nasdaq, The Japan Times, and Reuters. Kevin covers a wide range of topics, including global markets, finance, natural disasters, and geopolitical events.
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Kevin's coverage revolves around investment analysis and is heavily data-centric, suggesting that he values factual information and insights derived from market data. To effectively engage with Kevin, it would be beneficial to provide well-researched investment analysis or data-backed perspectives on topics such as the Japanese economy, stock market movements (particularly Nikkei), JGB yields, and Federal Reserve decisions.
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(Updates with closing prices) By Kevin Buckland TOKYO, May 14 (Reuters) - Japan's Nikkei share average ticked higher on Tuesday in
By: Kevin Buckland, Stefano Rebaudo
(Adds comments) By Kevin Buckland and Stefano Rebaudo May 15 (Reuters) - The dollar dipped to a one-month low versus the euro on
By: Kevin Buckland
Traders work on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., May 17, 2024. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid/File Photo
By: Kevin Buckland
TOKYO May 31 (Reuters) - Benchmark Japanese government bond yields rose on Friday, headed for their biggest monthly
By: Kevin Buckland, Christopher Cushing
The new drug targets a protein called tau, which causes symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease, the newspaper reported.
The U.S. dollar hovered near an almost 38-year high to the yen on Tuesday following a surge in Treasury yields as investors contemplated the potential for a second Donald Trump presidency.
By: Alun John, Kevin Buckland
European stocks have dipped, reversing some of the previous day's rally, while the US dollar hit a near 38-year high versus the Japanese yen as the possibility of a second Donald Trump presidency left Treasury yields elevated.
By: Brigid Riley, Kevin Buckland, Kim Coghill
Japan may have spent up to 3.57 trillion yen ($22.43 billion) on Thursday in its most recent intervention in the foreign exchange market to wrestthe yen up from38-year lows, Bank of Japan data suggested on Friday.
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