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Yuri Kageyama's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on investment analysis. While her articles do touch upon topics related to natural disasters such as the Japan earthquake, they are not the main focus of her work.
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By: Michelle Chapman, Yuri Kageyama
U.S. futures are mostly lower as artificial-intelligence-related stocks are under pressure again and oil prices rise while fighting continues in the Middle East
By: Yuri Kageyama, Michelle Chapman
U.S. futures are mostly lower as artificial-intelligence-related stocks are under pressure again and oil prices rise while fighting continues in the Middle East
By: Yuri Kageyama
TOKYO (AP) — Japan's trade deficit reached 2.81 trillion yen ($17.8 billion) for the first fiscal half, according to government data released Wednesday, as the war in Iran sent oil import prices soaring.
By: Yuri Kageyama
TOKYO – Japan's trade deficit reached 2.81 trillion yen ($17.8 billion) for the first fiscal half, according to government data released Wednesday, as the war in Iran sent oil import prices soaring.
By: Yuri Kageyama
Japan's trade deficit has reached 2.81 trillion yen, or $17.8 billion, for the first fiscal half, according to government data, as the war in Iran sent oil import prices soaring
By: Yuri Kageyama
TOKYO (AP) — Japan's trade deficit reached 2.81 trillion yen ($17.8 billion) for the first fiscal half, according to government data released Wednesday, as the war in Iran sent oil import prices soaring.
By: Yuri Kageyama
Japan's trade deficit has reached 2.81 trillion yen, or $17.8 billion, for the first fiscal half, according to government data, as the war in Iran sent oil import prices soaring
By: Yuri Kageyama
Japan's trade deficit has reached 2.81 trillion yen, or $17.8 billion, for the first fiscal half, according to government data, as the war in Iran sent oil import prices soaring
By: Yuri Kageyama
Japan's trade deficit has reached 2.81 trillion yen, or $17.8 billion, for the first fiscal half, according to government data, as the war in Iran sent oil import prices soaring
By: Yuri Kageyama
Resource-poor Japan imports virtually all its oil and has relied on access to the Strait of Hormuz in the Middle East for its oil shipments.
