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This market did remarkably well in 2020 and almost no one noticed

Away from the headlines, two big things happened this year, says John Stepek. There was an important shift in the way governments think. And Japan’s stockmarket hit a very important milestone.

by: John Stepek
29 Dec 2020
People walk past a board displaying Nikkei 225 stock prices

Japan's Nikkei 225 index is back at its 1989 high

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