Japanese companies are raising their earnings forecasts thanks to the recent sharp weakening of the yen, although many are wary of being knocked off course by the trade policies and comments of U. S. President Donald Trump.
TOKYO—Japanese companies are raising their earnings forecasts thanks to the recent sharp weakening of the yen, although many are wary of being knocked off course by the trade policies and comments of U. S. President Donald Trump.
More than 200 companies listed on the first section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange—many of them large exporters such as Toyota Motor Corp.
