Japan’s rally has room to run

Japanese stocks may be 10% off their spring highs, but the rally's not over yet.

Between November 2012 and May 2013, Japanese stocks jumped by 75%. They are now 10% below their spring highs. But "Japan remains attractive as both a recovery story and a growth story", says Ed Rogers of Rogers Investment Advisors. The rally isn't over yet.

The main impetus behind the surge has been Abenomics, the government's concerted effort to end two decades of deflation and stagnation.

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